Everything you always wanted to know about the Massachusetts film tax credit

Our film tax credit law, a bi-partisan initiative, was originally signed by Governor Mitt Romney in 2005 and then significantly upgraded by Governor Deval Patrick in 2007. Though not nearly the most lucrative of credits available to filmmakers at 25% (Connecticut is 30%, Michigan is 40% and Canada is more than 50%), the Massachusetts film incentives–together with our state’s many other assets–have placed the Commonwealth among the top ten production locations in the country since 2007.

Click on any of the following links to get key information about the program’s cost, benefits, as well as commentary and reaction to our film production tax incentives which originally took effect in January of 2006:

SHORT FILM ON MA FILM TAX CREDIT

SLIDESHOW ON MA FILM TAX CREDIT

IS THE MA FILM TAX CREDIT WORKING?

MASS FILM TAX CREDIT BY THE NUMBERS

WCVB-TV5 2010 POLL ON MA FILM TAX CREDIT

SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY 2009 POLL ON MA FILM TAX CREDIT

CHARTING THE LOCAL IMPACT OF THE MA FILM TAX CREDIT:


FILM TAX CREDITS DEFENDED AS REVENUE GENERATORS
WEIGHING THE VALUE OF BAY STATE’S FILM TAX CREDIT

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