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  1. Experts discuss corporate tax advantages and fiscal issues during Senate debates.
  2. The Hollywood industry is seeking a special tax carve-out from current caps.
  3. Hollywood advocates for federal tax incentives to revive the industry.

Trump suggests Congress craft production incentives and proposes tariffs on foreign movies to help the entertainment business.

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Trump suggests Congress craft production incentives and proposes tariffs on foreign movies to help the entertainment business.

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  1. The current discussion involves weighing federal tax incentives for film production.Sub-event
  2. Push for federal tax incentive for domestic production.Sub-event
  3. Global cinema festival features Hollywood content amid US trade war, with Cameron Bailey addressing Trump's policy attempts.Sub-event
  4. Trump argues film production is moving to Canada, prompting calls for tax incentives.1 source
  5. Presidential support for film industry via tax incentives.Sub-event
  6. Trump proposes production incentives and tariffs on foreign movies to save the entertainment industry.1 source

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