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Bipartisan lawmakers announce 20-30 percent US film incentive package — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a federal film and television tax incentive, covering 20 percent of eligible domestic labor costs with additional credits that could raise the benefit to 30 percent. Supporters say it could help keep production jobs and investment in the United States.
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President who previously called on Congress to advance a federal film incentive.
Senator who has advocated for a federal film and television incentive.
President who previously called on Congress to advance a federal film incentive.
Senator who has advocated for a federal film and television incentive.
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