California Bills Aimed at Modernizing Film, TV Tax Credit Program Gain Support From LA Supervisors

California Assembly Passes Film Tax Bill to Expand Production Incentives

The California State Assembly has overwhelmingly passed a bill that would overhaul the state’s production tax incentive program, a key step in legislators’ efforts to provide support to struggling Hollywood workers. The vote on Assembly Bill 1138 was 73 in favor and one against, and comes a day after a similar bill, SB 630, passed 34-1 out of the state senate. The bills now head to the opposite houses as its co-authors say they are looking to ex…

California bills aimed at modernizing film, TV tax credit program gain support from LA supervisors

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors affirmed its support of two state bills that would modernize and expand the Film and Television Tax Credit Program in hopes of halting runaway production.

California Senate Approves Film & TV Tax Credits Bill

In a near-unanimous vote, the California Senate today passed its version of legislation aimed at expanding and retooling the state’s Film and Television Tax Credit Program. The vote on Senate Bill 630 was 34-1, with the only nay coming from Sen. Roger Niello, who represents the city of Sacramento and surrounding areas. The bill (read […]

California Film Credit expansion claims to bring back jobs; effect remains uncertain

California lawmakers plan to boost the Film and Television Tax Credit Program. The aim is to retain productions and revive the entertainment sector. The program's limit may rise to $750 million. This move seeks to bring back jobs lost since 2022. While not a complete fix, it could attract high-budget films. The incentive program aims to generate employment for Californians.