The tax incentives created by Georgia in 2002 and 2008 were designed to help grow the film and television production industry. By 2016, Georgia had become a major hub for film and television production, rivaling states like New York and California, thanks largely to these incentives.
In 2002 and 2008, Georgia created tax incentives to encourage the growth of an industry that has become increasingly important to the state's economy. With an impact of $7 billion in 2016, Georgia now rivals New York and California in terms of this industry. What industry were the aforementioned tax incentives designed to help grow?
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