A plan to support film productions is moving forward. Lawmakers are set to adopt a proposal that will allow independent productions to claim tax credits without being subject to a new cap. This decision comes after pressure from the entertainment industry, which was concerned about productions leaving the state.
Further details about the proposal, including its potential impact, are available from the original source. The entertainment industry had been pushing for this change to maintain access to tax credits for independent productions.
The proposal is part of a larger effort to support the film industry, which has been in place since 2009.
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