Scott Sowers is a reporter for The Bond Buyer, specializing in local news within the United States. With a focus on municipal finance and government, Scott covers a wide range of topics including bond issuances, regulatory changes, and economic developments. His work has also been featured in Digital Insurance, further showcasing his expertise in the financial sector.
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Scott Sowers' coverage focuses mainly on local government finance, municipal bonds, and state politics in the United States. He frequently cites data and reports on government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Caitlin-Devitt
With former President Donald Trump taking the White House and Republicans the Senate, municipal market participants worry that GOP control of the House will usher in major tax policy changes that could hurt the market.
"Going into Election Day, Republicans held 57 legislative chambers nationwide, and Democrats held 41, a Republican edge that we've seen nationally since the Tea Party wave in 2010," said Ben Williams, NCSL.
Budget battles in the new administration will lean towards further cuts to the IRS budget.
Numerous vital issues are on the docket for the new Trump administration.
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