Nevada Unions Push for Tax Breaks to Attract Major Film Studios to Vegas

Nevada labor unions are advocating for up to $95 million in tax credits to enhance filmmaking in Las Vegas, aiming to attract major studios like Sony and Warner Bros.

• Trade unions in Nevada are lobbying for state officials to implement tax credit incentives to boost filmmaking and job opportunities in the Las Vegas area.
• The proposed tax credits could amount to $95 million, specifically targeting major film studios such as Sony Pictures Entertainment and Warner Bros. for new projects.
• Historically, films like The Hangover and Oceans Eleven have drawn attention to the Las Vegas Strip, but unions now want ongoing filmmaking to benefit local tourism and jobs.