Secondary Incentives
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Incentive Type:
Qualifying Production Types
Music Videos, Scripted TV, Interactive, Feature Film
Sunset Date
None
Wrapbook's Rule to Remember
Acceptance to this program is based on how much of an impact the project has on the District!
Basic Incentive Information
- Spend21-35%*
- Above the Line Residents30%
- Above the Line Non-Residents10%
- Below the Line Residents30%
- Below the Line Non-Residents10%
- Minimum Spend$250,000
- Funding CapContact Film Office
- Project CapNone
- Loan Out RegistrationNo
- Loan Out WithholdingNo
- CPA Audit RequiredYes
- Screen Credit RequiredYes
In order to get the maximum return listed in ranges, check out Additional Bonuses.
Project Criteria
i) By spending at least $250,000 in the District of Columbia on development, preproduction, production, or post-production.
ii) By investing/expending at least $250,000 for a qualified film and digital media infrastructure project in the District of Columbia.
Spending is refunded at a rate of 35% on expenditures that are subject to taxation in the District and 21% on expenditures that are not subject to taxation in the District.
Contact the film office for more details.
How to Apply
The Office will notify the applicant of its decision within 20 business days of receiving the application.
Contact the film office for more details.
Additional Information
There is a 50% rebate on qualified job training expenditures.
There is a 25% rebate on infrastructure investments.
Contact the film office for more details.
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