Newsom Signs California’s Standalone Postproduction Tax Credit to Bring Hollywood Jobs Home
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California Gov. Newsom signed AB 2319, creating the state’s first standalone postproduction tax incentive that rewards postproduction work in California—even for projects shot elsewhere—funded with $10 million and aimed at attracting Hollywood jobs back and boosting CA’s competitiveness with New York and Georgia; supporters say it marks a historic step for the industry, with expectations for future funding as the sector recovers.
- Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs CA Postproduction Tax Credit Into Law The Hollywood Reporter
- Newsom signs California’s first standalone post-production tax credit Los Angeles Times
- Governor Newsom expands film and TV tax credits with new legislation, creates tax credit to support post-production jobs California State Portal | CA.gov
- Gavin Newsom Signs Bill Creating $10 Million Post-Production Tax Credit Variety
- Editors Guild Praises California’s New Post-Production Tax Credit Law As “Historic” Deadline
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