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FILM TAX CREDIT CHANGES KEEPS B.C. COMPETITIVE


February 3, 2010
Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts Kevin Krueger joined Minister of Finance Colin Hansen and leaders from the film, television and digital media industries to announce a new BC Interactive Digital Media tax credit as well as significant changes to the film and television tax credits. These changes help B.C. retain its competitive advantage in the film and television sector.

Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts Kevin Krueger joined Minister of Finance Colin Hansen and leaders from the film, television and digital media industries to announce a new BC Interactive Digital Media tax credit as well as significant changes to the film and television tax credits. These changes help B.C. retain its competitive advantage in the film and television sector.

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2010-02-03 - Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts Kevin Krueger joined Minister of Finance Colin Hansen and leaders from the film, television and digital media industries to announce a new BC Interactive Digital Media tax credit as well as significant changes to the film and television tax credits. These changes help B.C. retain its competitive advantage in the film and television sector.
2010-02-03 - Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts Kevin Krueger welcomes the new BC Interactive Digital Media tax credit which recognizes the convergence between the film and interactive gaming industries. The new tax credit, as well as several increases to existing tax credits will help B.C. to retain its competitive advantage.