Film tax incentive not worth costs
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Apr. 3, 2009Although the film tax incentives encourage moviemakers to film in Wisconsin, the program is unwise in current the current financial climate.
Although the film tax incentives encourage moviemakers to film in Wisconsin, the program is unwise in current the current financial climate.
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