Lawmakers vote to extend New York State Film Tax Credit Program
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – This session lawmakers voted to extend the New York State Film Tax Credit Program.
In March, some Republican senators expressed dissent over $420 million per-year tax credit saying it should be “shifted” to fund “critical services.”
Albany Film Commissioner Debby Goedeke says shoots like these can make a big impact on the local economy, even when you may not see a crew filming.
The tax program has been extended through 2024.
