Commentary: Chicago should look to the Illinois Film Production Tax Credit as a model for revenue creation – Chicago Tribune*

"A recent report commissioned by the Illinois Production Alliance shows the state of Illinois averaged $404 million in direct production expenditure by Hollywood studios from 2012 to 2022 and a $6.81 return on investment for every dollar the state spends on the tax incentive. That revenue comes along with job creation."
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Old Joe
1 year ago

Illinois should look to Michigan and see how well it worked there!

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