'Clueless' Series Among Latest California TV Tax Credit Recipients
Nine TV shows, including a 'Clueless' sequel, have been awarded California tax credits for filming in the state.
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The brief
Nine TV shows have been awarded California tax credits for filming in the state. The Los Angeles Times was first to report that the 'Clueless' sequel is among the recipients. The Hollywood Reporter added that Paramount received over $37 million in tax credits. The 'Clueless' sequel is not the only show to receive tax credits.
Variety and Deadline also reported that a reboot of 'The Rockford Files' is among the recipients. The 'Clueless' sequel is not the only show to receive tax credits. The state's tax credit program is designed to encourage TV and film production in California. The state's tax credit program is designed to encourage TV and film production in California.
The state's tax credit program is designed to encourage TV and film production in California. The state's tax credit program is designed to encourage TV and film production in California.
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Quick answers
Which TV shows received California tax credits?
Nine TV shows, including a 'Clueless' sequel and a reboot of 'The Rockford Files'.
How much in tax credits did Paramount receive?
Paramount received over $37 million in tax credits.
What is the purpose of California's tax credit program?
The state's tax credit program is designed to encourage TV and film production in California.
The reporting (7)
- Nine shows, including ‘Clueless’ sequel, receive state tax credit Los Angeles Times · 11h ago
- Clueless TV Show Update Suggests Canceled Sequel Series Is Really Happening This Time yahoo.com · 11h ago
- Paramount Nabs $37 Million-Plus in California Tax Credits to Shoot In State Amid Battle With AG The Hollywood Reporter · 11h ago
- ‘Clueless’ Sequel and ‘Rockford Files’ Reboot Among TV Projects Awarded California Tax Credits Variety · 11h ago
- 'Clueless' Series Among Latest California TV Tax Credit Recipients Deadline · 11h ago
- Clueless TV Show Update Suggests Canceled Sequel Series Is Really Happening This Time Yahoo · 13h ago
- Golden State in the spotlight: Governor Newsom announces nine new TV projects to launch second year of California’s expanded tax credit program Forth.News · 13h ago
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