NY Times | Gone With the Cash: Films Go for the Best Tax Breaks | By Lisa W. Foderaro | Published: March 29, 2008 | White Plains, NY
“Martin Scorsese’s crime drama The Departed may be a paean to the city of Boston, but a number of scenes featuring Leonardo DiCaprio were shot at the county courthouse and library here. It was a surprisingly apt title, since 2007, the year “The Departed” won the Academy Award for Best Picture, was also the year that many film and television shoots departed — for Connecticut.”
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New York State’s 10% vs. neighboring states’ production tax incentives comparison (…via Times article):
note: Pennsylvania offers a 25% max production tax incentive with a state-wide annual cap of $75m per PA Film Office’s Economic Incentives.
Spoiler:
Flip side:
Links of likely further resource value:
Yahoo! Search: film production tax incentives
- Incentives – California Film Commission |
The California Film Commission (CFC) is administering the tax credit program and has … The California Film Commission is delighted to offer this inc. […] - NYS Governors Office of Motion Picture and Television Development |
with added incentives for companies increasing volume of work in New York … to qualified film production facilities. PLUS Employment Incentive Tax C. […] - Massachusetts Film Office ” Production Tax Credits |
Because under our bi-partisan film tax credit law (originally signed by Governor Mitt … Beginning with the start of pre-production and continuing fo. […]
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