Several famous stars with personal bonds with Texas have said goodbye to the entertainment industry to California and encouraged them to move production to a loanstar state.
But as part of the pitch, they want Texas to make more money in the form of financial incentives to attract the studio and streamer.
Matthew Makonohe, Woody Harrelson, Lenny Zellweger, and Dennis Quaids from Texas appear in a new video titled “True to Texas”, and Hollywood picks up a bet and moves to the cowboy or oil field land. I am claiming.
There is also an actor Billy Bob Soonton in the video. Landman A movie of Texas as a whole.
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The video draws a Hollywood miserable picture, as Los Angeles has picked up a work from a historic fire that caused record amounts of damage in the Pacific Parisade, Malib, Altadena, and other areas.
“Hollywood is a flat circle and wood,” says Makonohe. Later, add the following: I am talking about a completely new hub in movies and television. Renaissance. reproduction. “
His True detective Co -star Woody Harrelson rings a chime and shows his desire for Texas to promote Hollywood tax incentives. “To turn this state into a new Hollywood, there are only a few of the surplus of Texas budgets,” he said.
“If all of these other states are trying to provide incentives, it is where we are continuing,” Lenny Zellweger is sporting her Texas Touang. “I wish I could bring some of these productions back to Texas.”
Texas has already provided Hollywood incentives, but is less competitive as Georgia.
The households do not pay the prizes because they have no individual income tax in the lonely Zen.
Nevertheless, Hollywood's states' tax incentives are controversial among politicians.
The tax deduction of the state of films and television works that are frequently defended by the Democratic Party aims to juice the local economy by creating employment of small and medium -sized enterprises that provide services such as catering and transportation. I am. It is to produce more overall taxes in order.
However, some studies indicate that the state is looking at a slight profit on investment.
A recent report created for Georgia's state auditors estimated that the tax revenue returned to each dollar, which was incentive, was 19 cents. A similar report from New York determined that the return was between 15 and 31 cents.
