A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced legislation on September 24, 2026, aimed at creating a federal tax incentive for film and television productions made in the United States. The proposed incentive would cover 20 percent of eligible domestic labor costs, with additional credits that could increase the total incentive to as much as 30 percent. This initiative is intended to prevent entertainment jobs from relocating overseas.
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Lawmakers Introduce Federal Tax Incentive for U.S. Film and Television Productions
On September 24, 2026, a bipartisan group of lawmakers proposed legislation to establish a federal tax incentive for film and television productions in the U.S. The incentive would initially cover 20 percent of eligible domestic labor costs, potentially rising to 30 percent with additional credits.
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