Bearer bonds
The Tax Reform Act of 1982 ended the issuance of new bearer bonds in the United States. These bonds had no name printed on them, and had coupons attached. Anonymous and highly negotiable, bearer bonds were virtually equivalent to cash.
The Tax Reform Act of 1982 ended the issuance of new bearer bonds in the United States. These bonds had no name printed on them, and had coupons attached. Anonymous and highly negotiable, bearer bonds were virtually equivalent to cash.