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Welcome to MassBondHolder.com. As Massachusetts State Treasurer, I greatly appreciate your interest in supporting the Commonwealth and its residents through the purchasing of our bonds. This website, for the benefit of our investors, houses information detailing the state’s finances, investor disclosure, previous bond sales, and upcoming bond offerings. Thank you for visiting. | Deborah B. Goldberg
Interest on Massachusetts bonds is excluded from gross income for both federal and Massachusetts' state tax purposes.
The large presence of the healthcare and higher education sectors adds stability to the Commonwealth's diverse economy.
The availability of a skilled and well-educated populace provides an important resource within the Commonwealth.
Updates
The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) intends to sell approximately $150 million in General Revenue Bonds and $200 million of General Revenue Refunding Bonds the week of April 17, 2023. BofA Securities is the Senior Manager for this financing.
To view the Preliminary Official Statement and Invitation to Tender, please visit the MuniOS posting here.
To read the Commonwealth's Information Statement dated March 23, 2023, please visit the EMMA link here or visit our Financial Documents, Investor Disclosure Documents section.
The Commonwealth intends to sell approximately $1b in tax-exempt General Obligation New Money and Refunding Bonds in April/May.
JP Morgan and UBS are the Joint-Bookrunning Senior Managers for this financing. Bookmark this page to stay up to date as new details arrive.
UPDATE [3/27/23]
The investor presentation and Q&A is now available under our financial documents 'Investor Calls & Presentations' tab here.
Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) Commissioner Geoffrey Snyder today announced that preliminary revenue collections for February totaled $1.979 billion, $163 million or 9.0% more than actual collections in February 2022, and $49 million or 2.5% above benchmark.
Find the full revenue numbers on the Department of Revenue's website.
Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) Commissioner Geoffrey Snyder today announced that preliminary revenue collections for January totaled $3.834 billion, $192 million or 4.8% less than actual collections in January 2022, and $185 million or 4.6% below benchmark.
Find the full revenue numbers on the Department of Revenue's website.
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