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Federal Film Tax Incentive Would Double Annual US Production Spending by 2035, MPA Study Says — Linda T. Sánchez | ChamberLight
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A Motion Picture Association-commissioned study says a federal film tax incentive could double U.S. production spending by 2035 and add 143,500 jobs annually. Representatives Brian Jack and Laura Friedman are leading the bipartisan push, while lawmakers continue negotiating the proposal's details.
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People in this story 8 Democratic co-leader of the effort to establish a federal film and television production incentive.
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California Democrat expected to help gather support for the incentive as a Ways and Means Committee member.
Republican co-leader of the effort to advance the federal film incentive.
President who has publicly supported a federal film and television incentive.
Republican Ways and Means Committee member expected to be a key figure when the incentive is introduced.
Republican Ways and Means Committee member expected to be a key figure when the incentive is introduced.
California Democrat expected to help gather support for the incentive as a Ways and Means Committee member.
Republican Ways and Means Committee member expected to be a key figure when the incentive is introduced.
Republican co-leader of the effort to advance the federal film incentive.
President who has publicly supported a federal film and television incentive.
Republican Ways and Means Committee member expected to be a key figure when the incentive is introduced.
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California Democrat expected to help gather support for the incentive as a Ways and Means Committee member.
Republican Ways and Means Committee member expected to be a key figure when the incentive is introduced.
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