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MPA Ramps Up Lobbying Effort to Boost California Tax Credits
VarietyStory by Gmaddaus
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MPA battles to overhaul California's film tax credits, seeking bigger payouts for Hollywood productions.
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- Gov. Newsom vowed to boost state funding to $750M annually, but MPA wants more changes to make incentives even sweeter for industry.
- Insiders say MPA is eyeing revisions like higher credit rates, expanded eligibility, and faster processing to lure more big-budget projects to the Golden State.
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Gavin Newsom, Motion Picture Association