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Governor Brown Agrees to Increased Tax Film Credit
So what about what’s called “runaway production” and the push for tax credits to keep movies and TV in California? Ted Johnson is Senior Editor at Variety, and Joseph Henchman is vice president of the Tax Foundation.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readSo what about what’s called “runaway production” and the push for tax credits to keep movies and TV in California? Ted Johnson is Senior Editor at Variety, and Joseph Henchman is vice president of the Tax Foundation.
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The full episode
2 of 3Sausage Making in Sacramento- 0:00Which Bills Passed, Which Didn’t and What’s Still to Come
- 6:54Governor Brown Agrees to Increased Tax Film CreditYou’re reading this
- 16:51Gun Laws Inspired by Isla Vista Shooting