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Paramount CEO David Ellison Backing Bipartisan Federal Film Tax Incentive

Paramount CEO David Ellison is lobbying in Washington D.C. for a bipartisan federal film tax incentive to support the entertainment industry.

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The brief

Paramount CEO David Ellison has traveled to Washington D.C. to advocate for a bipartisan federal film tax incentive. His activities include attending a D.C. dinner and meeting with members of the House of Representatives.

Coverage from Variety, Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter, TheWrap, and Cosmic Book News emphasizes that these efforts come amid a lawsuit backed by 12 states. The push is described by some reports as an attempt to save Hollywood.

Future developments center on the outcome of the meetings with House members and the progress of the proposed federal tax credit.

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Who is leading the push for the federal film tax incentive?

Paramount CEO David Ellison is backing the initiative.

What actions has David Ellison taken in Washington D.C.?

He has met with House members and attended a dinner to push for the tax incentive.

What legal context surrounds this effort?

The push for the tax credit occurs amid a lawsuit backed by 12 states.

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