Trump’s Federal Film Credit Push Sparks Canada’s Push for Stronger Subsidies

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As Trump champions a federal US film and TV tax credit, Canada’s actors’ union ACTRA urges Ottawa to bolster subsidies and Ontario to raise its tax credits (foreign producers from 21.5% to 25%; local producers from 35% to 40%) to keep production domestic. ACTRA warns that without a stronger domestic framework, Canada risks being hollowed out by American productions or over-reliance on a single foreign client, even as cross‑border trade tensions and incentives from BC and US states reshape the competitive landscape.
Topics:entertainment#actra#business#canada#film-incentives#note5th-tag-included#ontario#production-subsidies
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- Pres. Trump calls on Congress to pass federal tax break for Hollywood productions KTLA
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