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Louisiana Entertainment Tax Credit — Film

Louisiana Office of Entertainment Industry Development (OEID)LA-FILM-TC
Max per Applicant

Varies

Maximum a single org can receive

Deadline

Rolling / No deadline

Jurisdiction

Louisiana

About This Program

25–40% transferable tax credits for motion picture, TV, and commercial productions spending $300,000+ in Louisiana, one of the most generous film incentive programs in the U.S.

Key Requirements & Eligibility

  • 1Minimum in-state spend: $300,000
  • 2Base credit: 25% of qualified Louisiana expenditures
  • 3Additional 15% on payroll for Louisiana residents employed on production
  • 4Transferable: credits may be sold to other Louisiana taxpayers
  • 5Annual program cap; applications processed through OEID before production

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