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2026-09-24 23:02
Congress introduces bipartisan legislation creating national film tax credit
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- The New York TimesLean left
There is bipartisan support behind a bill that is meant to lure movie and TV production back to the United States.
Read at nytimes.com → - The HillCenter
Both Republicans and Democrats argued Thursday that Congress still has work to do to support American families, pointing to expanded paid family leave access, tax credits for newborn children and other policies aimed at easing financial pressures on parents.
Read at thehill.com → - Washington ExaminerLean right
Lawmakers in both chambers of Congress introduced bipartisan legislation on Thursday to create a national film tax credit that would incentivize Hollywood productions to stay in the United States.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com → - NewsmaxRight
Trump-Backed Film Tax Credit Heads to Congress Newsmax
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Washington ExaminerLean right
Congress introduces bipartisan legislation creating national film tax credit
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Trump-Backed Film Tax Credit Heads to Congress - Newsmax
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Lawmakers seek bipartisan path on paid leave, newborn tax credits
Read at thehill.com →The New York TimesLean left
What to Know About a Federal Film Tax Credit
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