Lawmakers and film industry leaders push for federal production tax credit
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Lawmakers and film industry leaders push for federal production tax credit

Reps. Laura Friedman and Brian Jack are drafting a federal film and TV production tax incentive bill expected this month, reportedly offering a 20% credit with bonuses up to 30%. Industry leaders and unions joined lawmakers at a press conference citing competition from over 120 international production tax breaks. A Motion Picture Association study found a federal tax break could increase U.S.-based production by 13%.

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Washington Examiner
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The Hill
'This is a jobs bill': Jon Voight, film industry leaders make push for federal tax credit
jobs and celebrity advocacy · positive
Washington Examiner
Congress and Hollywood tout economic study in push for federal film tax credit
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The Washington Times frames the bill as countering overseas production flight while The Hill leads with this is a jobs bill and Jon Voight's celebrity endorsement.
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HThe HillCENTER3h ago

“'This is a jobs bill': Jon Voight, film industry leaders make push for federal tax credit”

WTWashington TimesRIGHT5h ago

“Reps. Friedman, Jack draft tax breaks for U.S. films to counter overseas production flight”

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The bill would create a 20% federal tax incentive with bonuses up to 30%
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