LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – The largest tax break package in Nevada history could be approved this legislative session in an effort to entice movie studios to set up shop in Las Vegas.

Developers, lawmakers and film companies lauded a long-awaited bill massively expanding Nevada’s film tax credit program during the bill’s first hearing in the Legislature on Tuesday.

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Las Vegas could be home to several new movie studio production complexes.

Nevada Independant: A bipartisan group of Nevada lawmakers has introduced a bill that would give massive tax credits to expand film production in southern Nevada.

US News: A bipartisan group of Nevada lawmakers has introduced a bill that would give massive tax credits to expand film production in southern Nevada.

Fox KVVU - In an effort to lure more Hollywood production to Nevada, state legislators have proposed a massive expansion of the state’s film tax credits. And they already have a customer waiting.

Casino.org: In an effort to lure more Hollywood production to Nevada, state legislators have proposed a massive expansion of the state’s film tax credits. And they already have a customer waiting.

Nevada Review Journal: A bill to make nearly $200 million in film tax credits available every year for the next 20 years was introduced in Carson City on Thursday.

NBC News: Nevada lawmakers are hoping to pass a tax package for new film production facilities in Las Vegas, and Sony Pictures says it's prepared to commit up to $1 billion in production spending if approved.

Fox News: Nevada is trying to diversify the state's gaming and tourism-reliant economy, which was hit hard by the pandemic. The proposed package would involve $190 million annually in tax credits for 20 years.

Daily Mail: After luring the Oakland A's and filmmaker Mark Wahlberg away from California, Las Vegas has its sights set on wooing major movie studios with huge proposed tax credits.

Nevada Independant: In an effort to diversify Nevada’s economy and attract a larger share of the film industry, state lawmakers introduced a bill Thursday that would expand a film tax credit program aimed at bringing Hollywood to Las Vegas.

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