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Yes, it should be reported on your tax return. In general, interest from a municipal is not taxable, but it could affect other items on your return, or be taxable in your state. Proceeds from the sale of a muni bond could be taxable if there is a gain on the sale. This question is too complex to be fully answered in this forum. As always, consult with a tax professional for specific answers. CPA Greg

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Interest from municipal bonds is exempt from federal income taxes. Some states exempt certain bonds, most commonly in-state bonds, from tax as well. But a few are taxable.

Corporate Bonds are in most cases taxable, I've enclosed a list of State of Washington Municipal (tax free) bonds. http://investment-income.net/rates/wa-municipal-bonds-rate-page

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