The Big Table of Film and Video Incentives 2008

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The recently published PwC Global Entertainment and Media Outlook 2007-2011 forecasts that film entertainment spending in Canada will grow by 4% annually to US$6.9 billion in 2011, up from $5.6 billion in 2006. The Big Table* Film and Video Incentives in Canada summarizes the related tax incentives.

With the Canadian dollar being as strong as it is (relative to its US counterpart), 2008 will be a challenging year for the film and digital media industries. Thankfully, there has been some significant legislative activity to help film companies offset the strong Canadian currency in the form of provincial tax credits. For example, media companies can now take advantage of the new Nova Scotia Digital Media Tax Credit.

This publication reflects the numerous tax incentives available for companies in the film and digital media industries.

To help you navigate these tax incentives, download The Big Table publications below or contact a member of our entertainment and media team.

299 KB Big Table of Film and Video Incentives 2008 in Canada 2008 (299 KB)
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201 KB Big Table of Digital Media and Animation Incentives in Canada 2008 (201 KB)
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Previous editions of Big Tables

322 KB Big Table of Film and Video Incentives 2007 (322 KB)
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202 KB Big Table of Digital Media and Animation Incentives in Canada 2007 (202 KB)
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138 KB Big Table of Film and Video Incentives 2006 (138 KB)
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156 KB Big Table of Film and Video Incentives 2005 (156 KB)
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