Incentives
Production Incentives Database
Illinois 30 Minutes or less
Incentive Type | Transferable Non-Refundable Tax Credit |
Bonus | 15% on salaries of individuals (making at least $1,000 in total wages) that live in an economically disadvantaged area (at least 13.8% unemployment). |
Project Criteria | $100,000 minimum local spend for production 30 minutes or longer. $50,000 minimum local spend for productions of less than 30 minutes |
Loanout Registration Required | No |
Loanout Withholding | No |
Annual Funding Caps | None |
Project Caps | None |
Sunset Date | 12/31/2026 |
- Proof of Copyright or Contract
- Diversity plan outlining specific goals for hiring minorities and females
- Competitive need statement
Expenses that are directly incurred for the production from the final script stage to the end of post-production are eligible for the tax credit.
The tax credit can be claimed upon completion of the production but no later than 2 years following the completion of the production.
Tax Credit has a 5 Year carry forward
Last updated: 08/22/2019
Production Incentive Disclaimer
The encapsulated production incentive information on this page is
provided for general purposes only and should not be construed as
tax advice. While we do our utmost to keep all information up to date,
production incentives change often. The best source for incentive details
is the film office itself. For more explanation or detail about the production
incentive described here, please contact our resident production incentives
expert at clientservices@mediaservices.com.
Also Applies to:
Animation | |
Commercials | |
Documentaries | |
Game Shows | |
Interactive | |
Industrials | |
Music Videos | |
News | |
Sports | |
Reality TV | |
Web Series |
= Contact Film Office for more Info |
Last updated: 08/22/2019
Production Incentive Disclaimer
The encapsulated production incentive information on this page is
provided for general purposes only and should not be construed as
tax advice. While we do our utmost to keep all information up to date,
production incentives change often. The best source for incentive details
is the film office itself. For more explanation or detail about the production
incentive described here, please contact our resident production incentives
expert at clientservices@mediaservices.com.