Hollywood post-production crews hopeful Gov. Newsom signs tax credit keeping jobs in California
The bill would create a 35% to 50% tax credit for qualified post-production costs, and lawmakers set aside $10 million to launch it.
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Los Angeles TimesPost-production workers and Mayor Bass press Gov. Newsom to sign first-of-its-kind tax credit
Hollywood's film and TV post-production workers took their case directly to Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday, urging him to sign a bill that would create the state's first standalone post-production tax incentive.
Film Post-Production Workers and Bass Urge Newsom to Sign New Tax Credit Bill
Mayor Karen Bass Thursday called on Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign Assembly Bill 2319 into law, a post-production tax credit that aims to support thousands of entertainment jobs in Los Angeles. Bass joined Assemblyman Nick Schultz, D-Burbank, City Councilman Adrin Nazarian and entertainment leaders to highlight the bill, which is awaiting action from Newsom. If […]
Hollywood post-production crews hopeful Gov. Newsom signs tax credit keeping jobs in California
Hollywood post-production crews are rallying behind California Governor Gavin Newsom, hopeful that he'll sign a bill that will create a tax credit aiming to keep their jobs in-state.
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