Entertainment execs at Future Forum: COVID driving major change, new uses for gaming platforms
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Category: Film and TV Tax Credit
Film & Television Tax Credit: LAEDC review of external paper finds issues with methodology
California’s Film & Television Tax Credit program is occasionally analyzed, such as in the third party paper, “Do State Corporate Tax Incentives Create Jobs? Quasi-experimental…
Film & TV Tax Credit Continues to be Effective
LA Business Journal recently published an overview of the studios receiving money from the Film & Television Tax Credit, and it is yet more evidence…
LAEDC Applauds the Extension of the California Film & Television Tax Credit
LOS ANGELES, CA (JUNE 27, 2018) — The Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) applauds Governor Jerry Brown and the California Legislature for extending until 2025 the…
Georgia Film Industry Could Leave Due to New State Anti-LGBT Bill
Offering favorable tax incentives, Georgia has become a desirable destination for the film industry. However, a new anti-LGBT bill introduced in Georgia’s senate could be…
Lights, Camera, but No Action,” a paper by Michael Thom, Fails to Add to Film & TV Tax Credit Discussion
California’s Film and Television Tax Credit Program is a targeted economic stimulus initiative designed to protect and increase film and television production, jobs and tax…