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Louisiana Won't Eliminate Its Filming Tax Credit After All
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scrn loglineLouisiana spares its lucrative film tax credit, trimming the annual cap instead of eliminating it altogether.beat sheet- The state will reduce the annual tax credit cap by $25 million, down to $125 million, instead of scrapping the program entirely.
- Insiders say the move is a win for Hollywood studios that have flocked to Louisiana in recent years, drawn by one of the nation's most generous film incentive packages.
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Louisiana Won't Eliminate Its Filming Tax Credit After All
IndieWireStory by Brian Welk
scrn logline
Louisiana spares its lucrative film tax credit, trimming the annual cap instead of eliminating it altogether.
beat sheet
- The state will reduce the annual tax credit cap by $25 million, down to $125 million, instead of scrapping the program entirely.
- Insiders say the move is a win for Hollywood studios that have flocked to Louisiana in recent years, drawn by one of the nation's most generous film incentive packages.
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