You may find this of interest as you plan your year-end tax strategy for yourself or your clients. The IRS has a provision, Section 181 of the tax code, that allows certain qualified film and television production costs to be deducted—often up to 100%—in the year the expenditure is made.

This was created by Congress to encourage domestic film and television production. How (and if) it applies depends entirely on each taxpayer’s individual situation, so it is something to review with your tax advisor or your clients.

Our current film project, Kindred Hearts, is an adaptation of Blaine Yorgason’s best-selling novel Charlie’s Monument. For general background information about the project, you may we invite you to review our website in which you'll learn about the movie, the team and our vision for this rich, values/faith-based motion picture.

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