State Of Indiana Tax Free Bonds

• DOR: Indiana Add-Backs - IN.gov

  An individual who received $421 in interest from bonds issued by another state and purchased after Dec. 31, 2011, will have to add back $421 to the amount of income used to calculate the tax obligation for Indiana. You must complete your federal tax return, Form 10401040-SR, through the federal adjusted gross income (AGI) line before
  https://www.in.gov/dor/individual-income-taxes/filing-my...

• Indiana Bond Funds BondFunds - Find and Research Bond Funds

  Indiana Bond Funds. Categories: Municipal National Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia
  http://bondfunds.com/category/municipal/indiana

• Best Tax-Free Municipal Bonds & Bond Funds of 2022 - Benzinga

  What to Look for in Municipal Bonds. BBB rating or higher. Default rates for bonds rated BBB are slightly over 1%, with bonds rated A, AA or AAA, boasting a default rate well below 1%. Higher risk
  https://www.benzinga.com/money/best-municipal-bonds

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• Indiana Surety Bond Lance Surety Bonds

  Credit service organizations in Indiana can only operate after they have obtained a $25,000 bond. Mortgage brokers in Indiana need a bond between $50,000 and $75,000 in order to get licensed. Debt consolidators need to obtain this bond, which protects the public from fraud and other license violations.
  https://www.suretybonds.org/bonds-by-state/indiana

• Tax Information for Tax-Free Funds T. Rowe Price

  T. Rowe Price Tax-Free Fund*. Percent of Dividend Income Exempt from State Tax. California Tax-Free Bond. 100.00%. California Tax-Free Money. 95.71%.
  https://www.troweprice.com/personal-investing/resources/...

• Think Twice Before Buying Tax-Free Municipal Bonds

  Use the tax-equivalent-yield formula to compare the real return on a muni bond with a corporate bond. The formula is: Tax Equivalent Yield Tax-Free Yield (1 Tax Rate). Translation: That's
  https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing-strategy...

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• 9 Municipal Bond Funds for Tax-Free Income Kiplinger

  For a household earning $200,000 per year (married, filing jointly, taxed at 24%), a municipal bond yielding 4% has a tax-equivalent yield of 5.26%. That means a $100,000 investment in munis will
  https://www.kiplinger.com/slideshow/investing/t041-s001-...

• Municipal bonds Edward Jones

  Municipal bonds are federally tax-free and, in some buying a bond is basically extending a loan to a "borrower." In the case of municipal bonds (also known as "muni bonds"), the borrower is a city, county, state or school district. The municipality borrows the money (usually a minimum of $5,000 and going up in increments of $5,000 from there
  https://www.edwardjones.com/us-en/investment-services/in...

• The Definitive Resource for Florida Municipal Bonds

  USAA FL Tax-Free Income Bonds by State. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut D.C. Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois
  https://florida.municipalbonds.com/bonds/recent

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• The basics of municipal bonds

  For example, New York State does not tax the interest on a municipal bond issued in New York. Triple tax exempt: Municipal bonds that are issued in a city where an individual is taxed may be exempt from city, state, and federal income taxes. Where this tax treatment is applicable, the bonds are known as triple tax exempt. Capital gains taxes
  https://us.etrade.com/knowledge/thematic-investing/tax-f...