New Push In Calif. To Offer More Tax Incentives To Bring Back Runaway TV, Movie Production
Businessmen and politicians are urging California to get more aggressive in offering tax incentives to lure movie and television production back to the state.
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Businessmen and politicians are urging California to get more aggressive in offering tax incentives to lure movie and television production back to the state.
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