Secondary Incentives
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Incentive Type:
Qualifying Production Types
Music Videos, Animation, Commercials, Documentaries, Web Series, Reality TV, Scripted TV, Feature Film, Post Production, Miniseries, MOW
Sunset Date
December 31, 2027
None
Wrapbook's Rule to Remember
West Virginia will allow for pass-throughs (use of 3rd-party WV production company permitted for acquiring most equipment not found in the state).
Basic Incentive Information
- Spend27%
- Above the Line Residents27-31%
- Above the Line Non-Residents27-31%
- Below the Line Residents27-31%
- Below the Line Non-Residents27-31%
- Minimum Spend$50,000
- Funding CapNone
- Project CapNone
- Loan Out RegistrationYes
- 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
A written proposal is required in order to be accepted.
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Additional Bonuses
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How to Apply
This program is not first-come, first-served. If approved, the applicant will be provided a list of requirements from the Office of Economic Development which includes but is not limited to: required screen credit, required project completion, required a tax return, and a commitment to pay all vendors and labor incurred in the state.
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Additional Information
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