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Should the legislature increase or remove the cap on film tax abatements to allow the burgeoning Alabama movie industry to continue to grow?

The Alabama House has sent a bill to the Senate that would increase the cut off on lodging, sales and use tax rebates on films from $20 million to $50 million. The incentives have brought film companies flocking to the state and have resulting in movies, such as "About My Father" and others to film on location in Mobile and Baldwin counties.

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