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Newfoundland & Labrador Film Development Corporation
TAX CREDIT
The province of Newfoundland & Labrador offers a Film and Video
Industry Tax Credit which is administered by the NLFDC. It is a fully
refundable corporate income tax credit based on the amount of your
production budget spent on Newfoundland & Labrador labour. The tax
credit is calculated as 40% of the total eligible labour expenditures to a
maximum of 25% of the total eligible production budget. The tax credit
has an additional feature called the "Deeming Provision" wherein
amounts paid to non-residents in key positions may be included in the
tax credit calculation when a qualified resident is not available and the
non-resident serves as a mentor of a resident of the province.
EQUITY INVESTMENT PROGRAM
The EIP provides funding in the form of equity investment to eligible
producers for the financing of productions. The NLFDC will normally
provide a maximum contribution of 20% of the total production budget.
In order to access these funds, applicants must be incorporated in the
province and must be owned 51% or more by residents of
Newfoundland & Labrador.
Co-productions with other provinces are eligible to apply for equity
funding if there is a qualified Newfoundland & Labrador producer
sharing the financial and creative risks and rewards throughout the
development, production and distribution of the project. The
Newfoundland & Labrador co-producer must retain no less than a 33%
ownership position in the copyright of the production. For international
co-productions, they must retain no less that 20%.
The province of Newfoundland & Labrador offers a Film and Video
Industry Tax Credit which is administered by the NLFDC. It is a fully
refundable corporate income tax credit based on the amount of your
production budget spent on Newfoundland & Labrador labour. The tax
credit is calculated as 40% of the total eligible labour expenditures to a
maximum of 25% of the total eligible production budget. The tax credit
has an additional feature called the "Deeming Provision" wherein
amounts paid to non-residents in key positions may be included in the
tax credit calculation when a qualified resident is not available and the
non-resident serves as a mentor of a resident of the province.
EQUITY INVESTMENT PROGRAM
The EIP provides funding in the form of equity investment to eligible
producers for the financing of productions. The NLFDC will normally
provide a maximum contribution of 20% of the total production budget.
In order to access these funds, applicants must be incorporated in the
province and must be owned 51% or more by residents of
Newfoundland & Labrador.
Co-productions with other provinces are eligible to apply for equity
funding if there is a qualified Newfoundland & Labrador producer
sharing the financial and creative risks and rewards throughout the
development, production and distribution of the project. The
Newfoundland & Labrador co-producer must retain no less than a 33%
ownership position in the copyright of the production. For international
co-productions, they must retain no less that 20%.
The NLFDC has been mandated to promote the development of the indigenous film and video industry in the Province, as well as to promote the Province in national and international film and video markets as a location for film, television, and commercial productions.
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