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DAVIDTAUSSIG& Associates, Inc. CONTINUING DISCLOSURE ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR $2017201810,065,000 NOWAY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT PUBLIC FINANCING AUTHORITY SPECIAL TAX REVENUE BONDS SERIES 2014BJanuary

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1. Gather all necessary information and documentation such as financial reports, budgets, and project plans.
2. Identify the specific purpose for the issuance of special tax revenue bonds and determine the amount needed.
3. Consult with financial advisors or bond attorneys to understand the legal requirements and regulations surrounding the issuance of special tax revenue bonds.
4. Prepare a comprehensive offering statement that provides detailed information about the bond issuance, including the purpose, term, interest rate, and repayment structure.
5. Submit the offering statement to the appropriate regulatory agencies for review and approval.
6. Market the special tax revenue bonds to potential investors, such as institutional investors or individuals, through presentations and marketing materials.
7. Once the bonds are sold, complete all necessary paperwork and legal documentation to finalize the issuance of the bonds.
8. Monitor and manage the proceeds from the bond issuance, ensuring that they are used in accordance with the designated purpose.
9. Make timely interest and principal payments to bondholders as specified in the bond agreement.
10. Comply with all reporting and disclosure requirements to provide transparency to bondholders and regulatory agencies.

Who needs special tax revenue bonds?

1. Special tax revenue bonds are typically needed by government entities or certain qualified organizations that require funding for specific projects or initiatives.
2. Examples of entities that may need special tax revenue bonds include:
3. - Local government municipalities that need funds for infrastructure development or public facilities.
4. - Non-profit organizations that require financing to support community projects or social initiatives.
5. - Educational institutions that need funding for construction or renovation of campus facilities.
6. - Healthcare organizations that require capital for the expansion or modernization of medical facilities.
7. In general, anyone or any organization that has a specific funding need and can generate sufficient revenue to repay the bonds may consider issuing special tax revenue bonds.

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What is special tax revenue bonds?

Special tax revenue bonds are bonds issued by government entities where the repayment is secured by specific tax revenues rather than general taxation.

Who is required to file special tax revenue bonds?

Entities such as municipalities or other governmental agencies that issue special tax revenue bonds are required to file them.

How to fill out special tax revenue bonds?

To fill out special tax revenue bonds, entities must provide relevant financial information, details about the project being financed, and the specific tax revenues securing the bond.

What is the purpose of special tax revenue bonds?

The purpose of special tax revenue bonds is to finance specific public projects and initiatives that generate dedicated tax revenues.

What information must be reported on special tax revenue bonds?

Information such as the amount of the bonds, terms of the bond issue, designated revenues securing the bond, and the planned use of proceeds must be reported.