Tennessee § 9-9-403 - Bonds and interest tax-exempt — Exceptions.
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§ 9-9-403. Bonds and interest tax-exempt — Exceptions.
Citizens bonds and the interest payable thereon are exempt from taxation by the state of Tennessee and each county, municipality and taxing district of the state, except inheritance, transfer and estate taxes. Acts 1980, ch. 480, § 3. Cross-References. Gift, estate, and inheritance taxes, title 67, ch. 8, parts 1-5.
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