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$830M New Georgia Tax Credit Cap: Big Studios Exempt and Rural Studios May Benefit – Check It Out!

Proposed Georgia Tax Credit Cap on Tax Credit Transfers Reduced

New Georgia Tax Credit Cap Set at 2.3% of State Budget

According to Deadline, Georgia’s film and TV production, Georgia Tax Credit Cap is undergoing some changes as it moves through the government. Originally, the Georgia Tax Credit Cap bill suggested a limit on the tax credit transfers but now it’s lower. The Georgia Tax Credit Cap’s latest version lowers the cap to 2.3% of the state budget which is about $830 million.

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$830M New Georgia Tax Credit Cap: Big Studios Exempt and Rural Studios May Benefit – Check It Out! (PHOTO: Georgia Department of Economic Development)

Exceptions Undermine Cap Effectiveness

However, some exceptions in the Georgia Tax Credit Cap bill make this cap not very effective. Productions at big Georgia studios won’t count toward the Georgia Tax Credit Cap. These studios have made huge investments or have large spaces for filming. This means they can still get tax credits even if the cap is reached. However, smaller studios might not get the same exemptions unless they’re in rural areas outside of Atlanta.

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