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Federal Film Tax Incentive Would Double Annual US Production Spending by 2035, MPA Study Says
The commissioned report kicks off an all-in lobbying push by Hollywood unions and studios as a bipartisan tax credit bill gets ironed out The Motion Picture Association has released a new commissioned study by Olsberg SPI that argues that…
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The commissioned report kicks off an all-in lobbying push by Hollywood unions and studios as a bipartisan tax credit bill gets ironed out The Motion Picture Association has released a new commissioned study by Olsberg SPI that argues that production spending in the United States could double by 2035 and add 143,500 jobs annually nationwide if Congress and President Donald Trump sign a federal film tax incentive into law.
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