🌎 Just back from the US and a busy five days for SRLV’s partners Janice Lloyd and Steven Wren, and senior international tax manager Tom Buchan. As ever, it was great to spend time with our entertainment industry clients and peers across New York, Nashville and Los Angeles. Not surprisingly, there was much to talk about, including the UK and US elections and the resulting rule changes that could be on the horizon. It’s clear though that the appetite for international touring & filming and inbound/outbound talent on both sides of the Atlantic is as strong as ever, especially for major US artists touring in the UK, or vice versa. We’re looking forward to continuing these conversations and both supporting and working with our US partners in taking this growth to new levels in 2024 and beyond. #tax #musicindustry #musicbusiness #businessmanagement
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California has lagged in offering competitive tax incentives compared to other regions. The U.K. recently introduced a 40% corporate tax relief for studio facilities and additional incentives for independent films and visual effects. High production costs in L.A. are driven by expensive locations and substantial overhead, particularly for permits and logistics. Despite world-class facilities, competition for studio space in L.A. leads to higher prices and availability issues. The U.K. has rapidly increased its studio space, doubling in recent years, and Canada continues to invest in state-of-the-art facilities, capitalizing on global content demand. Proposed Solutions: Increase tax credits and offer targeted incentives. Streamline permits and subsidize location fees. Incentivize local vendor usage. Negotiate flexible contracts and reduce fees for new members and lower-budget projects. Invest in studio space and support virtual production technologies.
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Fantastic. Great work folks