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re: La Tax credit program scores another major victory
Posted on 12/18/14 at 7:33 am to the808bass
Posted on 12/18/14 at 7:33 am to the808bass
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It's not a flat 25% tax credit. It's on production expenses
What expense of a software company is not production expenses?? Expenses accounts, light bills, office supplies and on and on are all day to day expenses of the production of software.
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And from what I could tell, the tax credit on payroll didn't apply to all staff
Nope it is all and there is no cap and no end. At least a film production ends. This company as long as the law stands will get 30% of the labor paid for by the state.
Yes is cash redeemable and transferrable regardless of their income tax liability. I did not exaggerate when I said the man could have his own company pay him a $10 million salary and get $3 million back from the state.
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It would be good to evaluate these programs to ensure they are actually generating positive cash flow for the state government and actually encouraging long-term economic growth.
They are not and any one that can add and subtract can see that.
Posted on 12/18/14 at 8:39 am to I B Freeman
Take the same position on this, that I did on film credits.
We are losing money on the deal...and I am ok with that until the digital media industry gets a critical mass here in the state. I would be OK with like a 10 year sunset though. If it takes longer than 10 years, it's probably not going to happen.
And while I don't have exact numbers, I strongly believe this is a much better return on investment than the film credits.
We are losing money on the deal...and I am ok with that until the digital media industry gets a critical mass here in the state. I would be OK with like a 10 year sunset though. If it takes longer than 10 years, it's probably not going to happen.
And while I don't have exact numbers, I strongly believe this is a much better return on investment than the film credits.
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