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What is a key tax characteristic associated with state and local (municipal) securities?

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Local and state securities are exempted from tax.

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Securities

The term securities refer to financial assetspurchased and sold by investors. Securities are of three types; debt securities, equity securities, and derivatives.

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Associated key tax characteristic

The state and municipal securities are tax exempted. It means that investors are not bound with any tax obligation or pay any taxes on such securities.

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