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The Indie Filmmakers Bill
Georgia helps indie filmmakers
Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act; add independent filmmakers to list of entities eligible to claim tax credits for qualified production activities
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Georgia would give tax credits to indie filmmakers
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If you're an indie filmmaker in Georgia, you might get more help to make your movies, but taxpayers would cover part of the cost, so now is a good time to weigh in on whether this is a good use of public money
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The facts
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- The bill adds independent filmmakers to the list of entities eligible for tax credits
- It amends the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act
- The bill has bipartisan sponsorship
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