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OK HB3921

OK HB3921
Revenue and taxation; income tax credit; insurance premium tax credit; entertainment industry expenditures; definitions; renaming Compete with Canada Film Act.


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Introduced
02/03/2020
In Committee
03/16/2020
Crossed Over
03/04/2020
Passed
Dead
05/29/2020

Introduced Session

2020 Regular Session

Bill Summary

revenue and taxation - income tax - insurance premium tax - qualifying entertainment production expenses - base credit amount - additional credit amounts - maximum credits available - annual cap - administration of cap - Compete with Canada Film Act - renaming Compete with Canada Film Act to Oklahoma Film and Television Production Incentive Program

AI Summary

This bill introduces a new tax credit program for qualifying entertainment industry expenditures in Oklahoma, including film production projects and television episode production projects. The key provisions are: - Establishes a base credit of 25% of qualifying expenditures, with additional credits of up to 6% for meeting certain criteria (e.g. using Oklahoma music, soundstages, sustainability plans). - Provides an additional 15% credit for expenditures on nonresident compensation. - Caps the total annual tax credits at $50 million, with individual project caps of $7 million for films and $1.2 million for TV episodes. - Allows the credits to be transferred to subsequent owners. - Renames the existing "Compete with Canada Film Act" to the "Oklahoma Film and Television Production Incentive Program". The goal of this bill is to incentivize film and television production in Oklahoma by offering competitive tax credits to production companies, in order to grow the state's entertainment industry.

Committee Categories

Budget and Finance

Sponsors (3)

Last Action

coauthored by Fugate (on 05/04/2020)

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