A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill offering federal tax credits for qualifying U.S. film and television productions. Supporters say it could help keep production and jobs in the country, but the article presents no opposing views or independent assessment of the projected effects.
Sen. Adam Schiff is backing a bipartisan bill introduced by lawmakers to create a federal tax credit for eligible U.S. film and television production.
The articles generally present the proposal through supporters’ hopes that it will bring production and jobs back to the United States. They vary in emphasis between the push for passage by year’s end and uncertainties about passage, the proposal’s cost, or how much could benefit California.
ALSO MENTIONED Gavin Newsom, California governor who supported the bill; Jon Voight, Actor and designated Hollywood ambassador who met with the President
ALSO MENTIONED Gavin Newsom, California governor who supported the bill; Jon Voight, Actor and designated Hollywood ambassador who met with the President
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