President Trump urged Congress on Monday evening to “immediately” approve federal tax incentives for movie and TV production. In a Truth Social post, the president said he had met earlier in the day with actor Jon Voight and that the pair discussed the movement of film industry jobs out of the U.S.
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Trump calls on Congress to pass film and TV tax incentive
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Newsom, Schiff back Trump's push for federal film tax credit
President Trump endorses a federal tax incentive to boost film and television production in the United States, arguing it will create jobs and counter industry flight to Canada and other countries, and he is pushing for bipartisan legislation after meetings with Hollywood ambassador Jon Voight.
President Trump on Monday endorsed a federal tax incentive for film and TV production, a move long sought by Hollywood studios and unions. In a statement posted to Truth Social, Trump said he will push for a bipartisan bill to save the industry.
With a swipe at Hollywood North, Donald Trump today officially threw his support behind a federal film and TV tax credit. “Hollywood is a Complete and Total Disaster!” the former Apprentice host posted Monday after a sit-down with good pal Jon Voight.
President Trump called on Congress to quickly approve a nationwide tax incentive for film and television production, throwing his weight behind a rare bipartisan push to lure entertainment jobs back to the US.
President Donald Trump on Monday pressed Congress to pass federal tax breaks to revive the U.S.’s film industry, after speaking with his “special ambassador” to Hollywood, actor Jon Voight. Trump revealed he had a “great” meeting with the “fantastic” Voight in a post to Truth Social.
Jon Voight previously met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago to push a federal tax incentive aimed at reviving domestic film production and saving Hollywood jobs.
President Trump is backing a federal film and television tax credit, building on GA and NC's incentives. Here's how it could work—and what it might cost states.
Trump called for a federal incentive to encourage film and television production in the U.S. as lawmakers and Hollywood groups seek to stem overseas job losses.
President Trump urged Congress on Monday evening to “immediately” approve federal tax incentives for movie and TV production. In a Truth Social post, the president said he had met earlier in the day with actor Jon Voight and that the pair discussed the movement of film industry jobs out of the U.S.
President Donald Trump is calling on Congress to pass federal film tax breaks to keep Hollywood productions in the United States. For years, Hollywood studios have pleaded for help because they were losing production overseas.
A day after endorsing a bipartisan move for a federal film and TV tax incentive, Donald Trump is doubling down on the initiative. With jobs, jobs, jobs and production, production, production at the heart of the so-called Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act, the former Em…
President Donald Trump has received ample bipartisan support after renewing his efforts to get a federal film and television tax credit passed in Congress. Trump, a product of Hollywood for decades before entering national politics, is pushing for tax credits that would greatly benefit the nation’s …
Two California Democrats, Gov. Gavin Newsom and Sen. Adam Schiff, supported President Trump’s call this week to introduce a federal tax incentive for film and TV production in the U.S. On Monday, the president urged lawmakers in a Truth Social post to pass legislation to help move production back to…
President Donald Trump's personal drive to bring film and television back to the U.S. was applauded Tuesday by three major unions representing Southern California entertainment workers.
America’s entertainment industry didn’t just stumble – it packed up and left. Film and television production, born right here in the United States and once...
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