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Newsom proposes raising California's film and TV tax credit to at least $1 billion

Newsom renews push for Congress to pass MPTERA by year-end

2 Nov 2 12:00 PM · 9d ago · 11 articles · 4 posts · 3 comments · 3 sources · development 2 of 3

Alongside the state proposal, Newsom called on Congress to pass the Motion Picture, Television and Entertainment Revitalization Act, which would require 75% of principal photography days to be filmed in the U.S. and establish a 20% federal tax credit on domestic production labor costs.

Newsom renews push for Congress to pass MPTERA by year-end
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“But states can’t shoulder the cost alone, which is why I am calling on Congress to back up an expanded tax credit by passing national film and TV tax credit legislation already on the table.”

Gavin Newsom, California Governor · memeorandum ↗

Gavin NewsomGavin Newsom California GovernorColleen Bell California Film Commission DirectorRick Chavez Zbur California Assemblymember (D-Hollywood)Dee Dee Myers Senior Advisor to Governor Newsom, GO-Biz DirectorAdam SchiffAdam Schiff U.S. Senator from California

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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 3 claims were published in its stretch

  1. 7 outlets $1 Billion or Bust? Gavin Newsom Proposes Major California Film and TV Tax Credit Expansion

    first by The Hollywood Reporter, 9d ago · also Governor of California, Politico, LA Times California, LA Times, UPI, NY Post

    6 more headlines
  2. 2 outlets As Production Jobs Flee California, Governor Gavin Newsom Pushes to Expand Film and TV Tax Credit to $1 Billion Annually

    first by IndieWire, 9d ago · also Quartz

    1 more headline
  3. 1 outlet Newsom's November Surprise: Boost CA Film & TV Tax Incentives To $1B ASAP, Says Exiting Governor

    first by Deadline, 9d ago

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