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Jon Voight is joining a bipartisan group of lawmakers touting the need for a federal film and TV production tax credit, saying a new report shows such an incentive would "level the playing field and bring jobs back to our country." The "Deliverance" star, whom President Trump named last year as one…
Read at thehill.com →Fourteen weeks seems to be the agreed-upon time frame among both Republicans and Democrats for getting the federal film tax credit bill over the finish line, which leaves little room for error.
Read at nypost.com →Members of Congress and leaders within Hollywood are using a newly published economic study to bolster their arguments for a federal tax credit that would incentivize film and television productions in the United States.
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