Connecticut’s Tax Credit Dispute: $50 Million Controversy Surrounding Blue Sky Studios
Unraveling the Tax Credit Dispute with Blue Sky Studios in Connecticut
There’s a big fuss about tax credits in Connecticut. Some state auditors say a department gave $50 million in credits to a digital animation company without proper permission. The department disagrees saying the law allows for separate credits. They want to change the law to make it clearer. The company that got the credits is called Blue Sky Studios, according to the published article of Hartford Courant. They’re known for making computer-animated movies. Even though the law says they shouldn’t get certain credits. These credits are a big deal because they let companies get back some of the money they spend making movies. But now, there’s a question about how these credits were given out.
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Unraveling the Tax Credit Dispute with Blue Sky Studios in Connecticut. (photo: CT Examiner)
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