2013-14届管理类联考MBA英语训练4.26
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2013-14届管理类联考MBA英语训练4.26
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Lotsof states would love to be California, having their own little Hollywood, and then film crews would come to town and spend money in hair salons and hotels. Last year, more than 40 states had incentives like huge tax credits to lure film producers, costing them a record $1.4 billion. However, the huge tax credits can be justified in no way.
Californiahas no way but to be in the game, with the assumption that it has to defend itself against the new-coming hunters. In 2003, when only a handful of states offered incentives, California made two-thirds of America’s big-studio films, but now it makes far fewer than half. Film LA, an organization that co-ordinates permits for film shoots in Los Angeles, says that without California’s own tax credit, “2010 would have been the worst year” since the mid-1990s for filming in Hollywood.
Allthis costs money, which legislators volunteer on behalf of taxpayers. Many tax credits exceed the filmmaker’s total tax liability to that state. The credits have even become an industry unto themselves. In Iowa filmmakers were selling their credits until that state shut its program in 2009. Last month an Iowa judge sentenced a producer to ten years in prison for cheating credits. Incentives do not have to involve tax credits. Some states simplify the paperwork by just giving out cash and others remit film-makers from sales or hotel taxes or give them other subsidies.
AsJoseph Henchman at the Tax Foundation puts it, even when
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