50 Cent, Louisiana and Tax Credit

Compromise on film tax credit may be in the works for 50 Cent's G-Unit
All eyes are on the Louisiana capital as talks of cuts are looming; a big concern is the possible cut to the film tax credit.
50 Cent Urges 'Patience' as $150 Million Louisiana Tax Credit Ends
The rapper and entertainment mogul responded to the tax elimination by claiming that his Humor & Harmony event paused local crime for over two weeks.
50 Cent’s Shreveport Film Studio Plans In Jeopardy Amid Louisiana’s Potential Tax Credit Changes
Cent’s Shreveport Film Studio Plans In Jeopardy Amid Louisiana's Potential Tax Credit Changes 50 Cent’s Shreveport Studio Plans In Jeopardy
50 Cent Says “Wait a Minute Guys” in Response to Film Tax Credit
The state of Louisiana is looking to punish the movie industry, and 50 Cent's Shreveport investment might be at risk
Louisiana Film Allies Scramble to Save Tax Credit: ‘There’s a Lot of Panic’
Allies of the Louisiana film industry said they will try to salvage the state's film incentive, after the House voted to eliminate it.
New tax credit helping Kansas City film industry grow
Now that Missouri has a film tax credit again, Kansas City's had eight feature films and four TV shows shot in the area this year.
Shreveport Facing Mounting Problems With Film Tax Credit Repeal
The Louisiana House advanced a sunset elimination to the state's modest film tax credit program this week in Baton Rouge. If the state Senate passes it (expected), and Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signs it, the state will likely be saying "goodbye" to an industry that has helped define it post-Katrina.
50 Cent Speaks Out After Louisiana Eliminates $150 Million Film Tax Credit
Cent isn't happy about Louisiana's decision to kill off the state's multimillion-dollar film tax credit. Earlier this week, the House of Representatives in Louisiana passed a bill that will eliminate the state's decades-old $150 million tax incentive for film and TV production.
Louisiana’s Film Tax Credit will be phased out in favor of ‘something different’
The film tax credit has helped attract big-budget companies like G Unit studios to Louisiana. Its owner, Curtis 50 Cent Jackson, has said the studio would create jobs and bring a significant economic boost to Shreveport.
La. senators to vote on future of film tax credit after bill passes in House
HB-2 focuses on the state’s film and TV production tax credit. With no amendments added, the bill now moves on to the Senate. If the measure passes, it could end the tax credit
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50 Cent’s Shreveport Film Project Faces Setback After $150M Tax Incentive Cut
Cent’s plans to expand his film empire in Shreveport, Louisiana, face a major setback after the state’s House of ...
50 Cent’s G-Unit Studios Facing Uncertainty Due To Louisiana Lawmakers
Cent launched his G-Unit Studios in Shreveport, Louisiana. The state is considering eliminating tax credits for film and TV ...
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50 Cent's 5 Most Business-Savvy Moves in 2024
His business relationship with the city began in November 2023, when the Shreveport City Council agreed to introduce ...
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50 Cent Ready to ‘Work’ After Meeting with Louisiana Governor and Shreveport Mayor
50 Cent meets with Louisiana's Mayor and Shreveport's Mayor amid the launch of G-Unit Studios. 50 Cent is continuing his power moves in Louisiana after revealing a private meeting he ...
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Rapper 50 Cent meets with Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry
Jackson said on X, “Me, Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux and Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry had a great meeting today.” In April, the City of Shreveport welcomed 50 Cent and G-Unit Studios to ...
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Film tax credit could thwart production plans for Academy Award winning director
Cent’s G-Unit isn't the only production company that could be affected if Louisiana votes to eliminate the Film and TV credit ...