Backers of U.S. Film Incentive See Window to Pass Bill This Year
Sen. Adam Schiff said he wants the incentive passed this year rather than allowing its momentum to fade.

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TAP FOR WHYA bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a federal film and television incentive, and its supporters are aiming to pass it by year’s end, possibly as part of a tax bill. The proposal has no cost estimate yet, and supporters acknowledged that passage is not assured.
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4 OUTLETSThe articles report that bipartisan lawmakers introduced a federal film and television tax incentive, with Adam Schiff among those advocating passage. Supporters hope it can pass this year, though it has not passed and passage is not assured. The articles share a focus on supporters’ efforts to advance the proposal, but vary in emphasis: they highlight the proposed 20% credit and its potential California benefits, the timing and lack of a cost estimate, or local lawmakers’ optimism.
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