WorldPingKey House supporters of a federal film & TV incentive are establishing a congressional caucus, as work continues on legislation establishing the nationwide production credit.
Release schedules, box office and industry deals show where audience attention and studio money are moving next.
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House Lawmakers Form American Film & TV Production Caucus Amid Push For Federal Incentive
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Congress Gets a “Film and TV Caucus”: Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Push for More U.S. Production
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Read the full report at DeadlineU.S. Representatives Brian Jack, Laura Friedman, Nathaniel Moran, Linda Sánchez, Nicole Malliotakis and Tom Suozzi are co-founding the group.
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WorldPingA U.S. tax credit for film and television production is circling four potential uplifts of 5% each — for economically depressed areas; independent films; repatriating films to the U.S.; and shooting in multiple U.S. jurisdictions.
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WorldPingThe House Ways and Means Committee voted to advance crypto tax legislation, sending it to the House to consider.
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WorldPingThe bill would exempt qualifying crypto fees from gain-or-loss calculations and restrict tax-loss deductions on tokens sold and quickly repurchased.
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