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Mo' money for Mo. films: Tax credits aim to rebuild state's film industry

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Film productions that received tax credits spent more than $33.5 million in 2024.

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Tax credits aim to rebuild Missouri’s film industry

A cinematographer shoots a scene for “The Jester 2” at Big Mama’s Cafe in Columbia. The film is currently in production with help from Missouri’s film tax credits. (Courtesy Nick Lewis via Columbia Missourian) For 10 years, Missouri had no incentive for production companies to film in the state. Now, more TV and film sets are coming to Missouri thanks to help from a tax credit established in 2023. The “Show MO Act” gives up to a 42% tax credit …

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Mo' money for Mo. films: Tax credits aim to rebuild state's film industry

Film productions that received tax credits spent more than $33.5 million in 2024.

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Hawaii tax credits scrutinized by state lawmakers

Hawaii lawmakers have been busy this year assessing whether there should be more or fewer ways to earn state income tax credits, a year after approving historic tax cuts that ramp up through 2031. At least two dozen bills were introduced this year to establish new tax credits, alter existing ones and abolish others. Most bills were rather quickly ignored or rejected, though a few still pending would benefit family caregivers, help start hog farm…

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