Bass Backs Uncapped Film Incentive Alongside Rival
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass joins Councilwoman Nithya Raman in pushing for unlimited state tax incentives for the film and TV industry
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- L.A. Mayor Karen Bass supports unlimited state tax incentives for film and TV production
- Councilwoman Nithya Raman previously advocated for the same film tax initiative
The stakes
- Uncapped tax incentives could significantly boost the local economy and job market
- The move highlights the competitive landscape among states vying for film production
The next check
- L.A. is known as a major hub for film and television production
- Councilwoman Nithya Raman’s support adds weight to Bass’s campaign for reelection
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Original report Karen Bass Joins Mayoral Rival Nithya Raman in Supporting Unlimited Film Incentive
Publisher: Variety · Published May 2, 1:09 am · variety.com
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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass is the latest politician to back an unlimited state tax incentive for film and TV production, following a similar move by her rival, Councilwoman Nithya Raman, last week. Bass i…
As she fights to secure a second term, L.A. Mayor Karen Bass has joined her rival Nithya Raman in calling for an uncapped film and TV tax incentive
What happened
- L.A. Mayor Karen Bass supports unlimited state tax incentives for film and TV production
- Councilwoman Nithya Raman previously advocated for the same film tax initiative
- The push for uncapped incentives comes as Bass seeks re-election
Why this matters
- Uncapped tax incentives could significantly boost the local economy and job market
- The move highlights the competitive landscape among states vying for film production
- This collaboration between rivals may indicate a unified front on supporting the entertainment industry
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