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Published on: 10 October 2024

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DCMS announces Independent Film Tax Credit, with accompanying Regulations made

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has confirmed an uplift in tax relief for independent film productions. Under the Independent Film Tax Credit, projects with budgets up to £15m can claim a 53% relief on qualifying spend, while those costing up to £23.5m access a tapered rate. To be eligible, a production must feature a UK writer or director, or hold certification as an official UK co‑production. Principal photography must begin on or after 1 April 2024, with only expenditure incurred from that date eligible for relief. The Corporation Tax (Certification as Low‑Budget Film) Regulations 2024 (2024/1009) implement the higher relief for low‑budget films that meet a specified UK connection, and these Regulations take effect on 30 October 2024...

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