MOLLY DYE

to lift the state-volume caps on Private Activity Bonds requiring a change to the Tax Code. The proposed legislation has not been introduced yet in the 113th Congress.

to lift the state-volume caps on Private Activity Bonds requiring a change to the Tax Code. The proposed legislation has not been introduced to date for the 113th Congress.

to lift the state-volume caps on tax-exempt activity bonds to allow greater funding of water infrastructure projects via private capital found in legislative bills from the 112th Congress - S 939 and H 1892

HR 1802 or S 939 to advance the lifting of the volume caps on private activity bonds to improve the financing of water infrastructure

to advance legislation of private activity bonds to lift the state volume caps for improved funding mechanisms for water infrastructure

Water Infrastructure Financing options: to advance legislation relative to S 939 or HR 1802 - to lift the caps off of private activity bonds for water infrastructure finance options

to advance S 939 and HR 1802 in this Congress referencing Private Activity Bonds for the financing of water infrastructure across America

to advance both S 939 and HR 1802 towards passage in this Congress

to advance HR 1802 & S 939 for the purpose of lifting the caps on the private activity bonds relative to water infrastructure for clean and drinking water.

to lift the state volume caps on tax-exempt private activity bonds (or exempt facility bonds) to allow greater funding or, in other words, to advance other financing in which to improve (repair or rebuild) water infrastructures across the USA via private capital

to advocate the lifting of state-volume caps on tax-exempt activity bonds allowing for greater funding of water infrastructures via private capital

to improve or to advance the legislation wherein the caps on private activity bonds would be lifted allowing for the cities/municipalities to increase their funding possibilities for the repair/rebuild of water infrastructure

to increase the funding mechanisms for water infrastructure across the US - specifically to lift the caps on the private activity bonds for funding water infrastructures.

to lift the caps on private activity bonds for funding of water infrastructures

a) raising the private activity bond caps & b) increasing the SRF funding for water infrastructure

Water Infrastructure Trust Fund, PABs legislation, and general water distribution infrastructure authorization or appropriations

to determine funding sources for water infrastructure nationwide

monitor any ag-related bills

appropriations & economic stimulus package in Jan., '09 relative to water infrastructure funding inside the state revolving loan fund programs

to increase funding for water, wastewater, and sewer infrastructure across the USA via state revolving funds, or lifting caps on private activity bonds, or a trust fund

to increase funding for water, wastewater, and sewer infrastructure across the USA via state revolving loan funds, or lifting caps on private activity bonds, or a trust fund

to effect permanency of the tax code for agriculutural equipment's depreciation over a 5-year period insteand of a 7-year period

to increase funding for water, wastewater, and sewer infrastructures across the USA - whether it be increase or advance appropriations for the state revolving funds or HR 6194 which lifts the cap on private activity bonds enabling municipalities to raise more money

to seek advancement of recovery periods for ag equipment moving from a 7-year recovery to a 5-year recovery inside the tax code

tax provision for the deprecation schedule of ag equipment inside the US Farm bill of '08

lifting the caps on private activity bonds enabling municipalities to obtain funding to improve their water systems, pipes, etc.

tax provision for the depreciation schedule of ag equipment inside the US Farm Bill of '08

lifting cap of private activity bonds for municipalities to improve their water infrastructure

lifting cap of private activity bonds for municipalities to improve their water infrastructure

lifting cap of private activity bonds for municipalities to improve their water infrastructure

to advocate the passage of a tax provision within the Farm Bill of 2007 in which ag equipment may be depreciated over 5 years instead of the current seven years.

a provision with the potential Farm Bill regarding the depreciation schedules of ag equipment and advancing the schedules by two years from current seven-year depreciation to five-year.

a provision with the potential Farm Bill regarding the depreciation schedules of ag equipment and advancing the schedules by two years from current seven-year depreciation to five-year.