States typically exempt interest income from bonds issued within the state; for example, California would exempt interest income paid on a municipal bond issued by the city of Los Angeles. O True O False
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This is generally true. Municipal bonds, issued by state and local governments, often have interest income that is exempt from state and sometimes federal taxes. Show more…
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