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Newsom proposes $1 billion cap for California film and TV tax credit
California Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed expanding the state's film and television tax credit program to a $1 billion cap, up from $750 million.[1] The Los Angeles Times reported the proposal is meant to maintain California's role in the film and TV industry.[3]
The New York Post reported the plan includes new credits for productions covering movie stars' salaries.[2] The New York Post described Newsom as a lame-duck governor making the pitch as he leaves office.[2]
Why it matters The proposal would raise the annual cap on California's film and television tax credit program from $750 million to $1 billion.[1]
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- Center Gov. Newsom proposes $1 billion tax credit for TV, film
- Right-leaning Gavin Newsom pitches $1 billion Hollywood tax break — including credits for movie stars’ salaries