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Massachusetts is one of the only states in the country that allows filmmakers to take their credits either as a direct rebate at 90% of the face value (guaranteed), or to sell them at market rate—whichever is more favorable. With the spending threshold lowered to $50,000 and with “digital media projects” now eligible, Massachusetts has extended the benefits of the film tax credit to the small independent and documentary filmmakers as well as commercial productions — key elements of our ever-expanding Creative Economy. Effective December 8, 2008, film credits involving at least $250,000 of qualified film expenses are required to be audited by Massachusetts Certified Public Accountants. Friedman Suvalle & Salomon, located in Newton, Massachusetts offers specialized consulting services targeted at producers and filmmakers. Our services for production companies participating in the Massachusetts Film Tax Credit program include:
We can provide timely turn-around to expedite the receipt of your credit/incentive and provide the appropriate services you might need at a reasonable cost.
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