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: GamePolitics.comMass. Effect: State Legislator Wants Tax Credits for Game Developers
By gamepolitics
A Massachusetts legislator hopes to extend the state's tax credit for movie production to video game developers.
To that end, Rep. John Binienda (D, left) has proposed H.2690. The measure will be debated tomorrow in the State House.
Of his bill, Binienda told NECN:
It's basically just tax credits to keep this industry here. It's to bring jobs here, keep jobs here, and stimulate economic development.
The idea here is that if you could make some tax credits and some tax breaks, that not only could you get your degree here, but you could work here to keep the best and the brightest minds here, in the [video game development] field.
Passage of Binienda's bill appears uncertain at this point given that some of his legislative colleagues have expressed concerns about giving up tax revenue in the current economic climate. A similar measure failed to pass in 2008.
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on July 07, 2009 (boomark / email).
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