What film tax credit cap carveout did California lawmakers approve?
California lawmakers approved a partial carveout shielding some film and television incentives from the state’s new tax-credit cap. The compromise has backing from the Motion Picture Association and entertainment unions. [1, 5]
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- California Lawmakers Settle on Partial Film Carveout From Tax Credit Cap — Variety
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