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[Justin Griesinger]

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[Richard Boddington]

What is your in state tax credit?

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[Phil Rhodes]

I once met a girl from Colorado, and said "So, you're from Colorado. Er. Um. Crikey, eh?"

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[Justin Griesinger]

What is your in state tax credit?

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These are the current Colorado tax incentives:

Colorado Film Incentives

[Brian Dzyak]

If Colorado's bribes aren't bigger than another States bribes, it doesn't matter what Colorado has to offer.

[Richard Boddington]

If Colorado's bribes aren't bigger than another States bribes, it doesn't matter what Colorado has to offer.

It's ok Brian, they are only offering 10%, that's a joke. They won't lure anyone in with 10%.

If I wanted Colorado type locations I could shoot in Alberta and get a rebate of 25% on my Alberta spend. That's a hell of a lot better deal than Colorado! And I'm pretty sure Alberta has a better feature film infrastructure than Colorado.

Oh I'm sure you'll be pleased to hear that Michigan has had to cap their tax credit at 25M total per year, once it's gone, it's gone. Previously it was uncapped.

This is good news for Ontario right next door, we have no limits and the labour credit here goes as high as 45%!! Then there is also the federal portion for another 25%!!

No wonder Ontario had its biggest year ever last year, and this year is on track to be even bigger!!

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[Brian Dzyak]

It's ok Brian, they are only offering 10%, that's a joke. They won't lure anyone in with 10%.

If I wanted Colorado type locations I could shoot in Alberta and get a rebate of 25% on my Alberta spend. That's a hell of a lot better deal than Colorado! And I'm pretty sure Alberta has a better feature film infrastructure than Colorado.

Oh I'm sure you'll be pleased to hear that Michigan has had to cap their tax credit at 25M total per year, once it's gone, it's gone. Previously it was uncapped.

This is good news for Ontario right next door, we have no limits and the labour credit here goes as high as 45%!! Then there is also the federal portion for another 25%!!

No wonder Ontario had its biggest year ever last year, and this year is on track to be even bigger!!

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I wondered about the infrastructure in Colorado as well. There is convenient list of Colorado crew members on the side of the home page which is around just ten. Colorado will have to give into Fascism and screw over the taxpayers a whole lot more, like Canada does, if they want to attract any serious projects.

[Richard Boddington]

Colorado will have to give into Fascism and screw over the taxpayers a whole lot more, like Canada does, if they want to attract any serious projects.

Yes but Brian we are used to it!! We've been paying sky high taxes here for decades, no one would even notice a tax increase at this stage.

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