News, Tax, Finance, Budgets, Incentives, 2022 Updates, Accounting
Indiana is offering a new tax Incentive for film, TV, documentaries, music and digital media productions. The Film and Media tax incentive, established in the 2022 legislative session with Senate Enrolled Act 361, offers an income tax credit of up...
Lawmakers in Arizona have enacted the Arizona Motion Picture Production Program, offering qualified productions up to $75 million a year in 2023, $100 million in 2024, and $125 million in 2025 and thereafter in film and TV incentives. The program is...
News, Tax, Finance, Budgets, Incentives, 2022 Updates, Accounting
Lawmakers in Minnesota have agreed on a deal to create a $5 million-a-year tax credit for film and TV production. The legislation, the first of its kind in the state, is being viewed as a way to revitalize Minnesota’s film industry after COVID.
In 2020, Georgia passed The Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act, HB 1037. As of 1/1/2021, the following changes are now in effect.
As more states reopen for productions, many have released resources and recommendations for filmmaking in their jurisdictions.
As the state looks to recover from the financial downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Hawaii’s film industry hopes to help jump-start the economy.
New York State’s Governor Andrew Cuomo recently signed the NYS budget for fiscal year 2021 into law.
One of the most common questions asked after wrapping production is “where is my tax incentive?” Find all the information you need, all in one place, with the GreenSlate Incentives Dashboard, a comprehensive management tool designed to enable...
In an environment where production tax incentives are ever-changing and are an increasingly important factor in determining where film and television productions are shot, identifying the best, most financially advantageous locations for projects is...
Direct from the Film Office — With the Montana Economic Industry Advancement (MEDIA) Act, Montana’s first film tax incentive since the Big Sky on the Big Screen Act sunset in 2015, Montana has a new tool to help get stories told in Montana.