Gov. Pritzker announces $653m in 2024 film production spend – Reel Chicago

Illinois’ 30 percent tax credit on qualified expenditures (with an added 15 percent bonus for hiring from economically disadvantaged areas) is giving producers a reason to set up shop in Chicago. Crucially, unlike many competing states, Illinois has no cap on its film tax credit, making it attractive to projects of all scales.
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Daskoterzar
11 months ago

How does this, almost $700M benefit the Illinois tax payer. What in the friggin world does it actually do to help the residents of Illinois. It is pathetic that these people are so disconnected from the people of Illinois and so connected to their own needs and corruption.

Deb
11 months ago

And just think, the film companies would not have to hire actors to play criminals. Criminals already here with no restrictions.

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