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Posted Monday 10/25/21 at 1:45PM EDT
Disney+'s The Mysterious Benedict Society and ABC's Promised Land are relocating to California thanks to tax breaks
Vancouver-based Mysterious Benedict Society and Georgia-based Promised Land will combine for $15 million in tax credits to move to California.
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Posted Monday 4/19/21 at 10:21AM EDT
The Flight Attendant and Chad are relocating to California thanks to the state's tax credits
HBO Max's The Flight Attendant will move to California for Season 2 after filming Season 1 in New York.
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Posted Monday 3/01/21 at 10:02AM EST
The Wilds is moving its filming location from New Zealand to Australia for Season 2
Australia's government will provide 7.
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Posted Wednesday 11/18/20 at 1:35PM EST
Hunters and The Right Stuff are moving to California thanks to state tax credits
The New York-based Amazon Nazi-hunter series and the Florida-based Disney+ space drama are relocating to California for their respective second...
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Posted Monday 8/03/20 at 2:08PM EDT
TBS' Miracle Workers is moving from the Czech Republic to California thanks to tax credits
HBO's In Treatment reboot is also moving to California, from New York, to take advantage of the $5 million in...
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Posted Tuesday 6/30/20 at 11:36PM EDT
Will the coronavirus pandemic end TV show tax credits?
In states like Georgia and New York, tax breaks for TV shows and movies could become a casualty as state...
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Posted Thursday 12/19/19 at 2:41PM EST
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signs landmark TV diversity bill
At the urging of a group of TV writers, Cuomo today signed New York's Television Diversity Tax Credit Bill, which...
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Star Trek: Picard renewed for Season 2 ahead of its series premiere
Star Trek: Picard has been given a green light for Season 2, reports Deadline.
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Posted Monday 12/16/19 at 10:05AM EST
Impeachment: American Crime Story and Star Trek: Picard among 16 shows awarded California tax credits
Euphoria, HBO's Untitled Showtime Lakers project, Mayans MC, You and Why Women Kill also won tax incentives to film in...
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Posted Monday 12/16/19 at 10:05AM EST
Netflix unveils You's Season 2 trailer as it wins a California tax credits for a potential Season 3
You, which hasn't yet been officially renewed, was awarded $7.
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Posted Thursday 8/22/19 at 1:42PM EDT
A $267,000 state subsidy for Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show to film in Minnesota for the Super Bowl draws controversy
Minnesota Film and TV announced this week it is changing its "snowbate" program after The Tonight Show took $267,000 in...
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Posted Saturday 6/08/19 at 4:07AM EDT
Swamp Thing was not canceled due to a North Carolina tax break error
When DC Universe abruptly canceled Swamp Thing on Thursday, six days after its premiere, Movies.
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Posted Monday 3/11/19 at 10:04AM EDT
Penny Dreadful's Los Angeles-set season wins nearly $25 million in tax incentives to film in California
Penny Dreadful: City of Angels will become the 16th TV series to relocate to California thanks to the state's $24.
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Posted Friday 1/18/19 at 8:15PM EST
SMILF may lose its Massachusetts tax credits after lawmakers call for an investigation into on-set misconduct
Some local lawmakers have asked the state attorney general to investigate misconduct allegations leveled against Frankie Shaw and her Showtime...
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Posted Monday 12/10/18 at 8:46AM EST
Patrick Stewart's Star Trek series, The Orville and Mayans MC are among nine TV shows to earn California tax credits
Marc Cherry's CBS All Access drama Why Women Kill, HBO’s Flowers of Helvetica, Freeform's Good Trouble, ABC's The Rookie, FX's...