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From MrBeast to Megawatts: Where Credits Are Flowing Next
📄 Podcast Description:
This week on The Tax Credit Talk, hosts Hallie James and Parker An unpack a wide-ranging episode covering everything from Hollywood productions to nuclear power to child care expansion and how these programs reveal the high stakes of tax credit design.
🎥 In film, North Carolina is investing $29 million in grants, backing productions like Top Chef and MrBeast’s new show, expected to create 3,800 jobs and generate $131 million in economic activity. But New York’s $920 million program is under fire, with watchdogs saying taxpayers get just $1 back for every $3 spent.
⚡ In energy, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” accelerates phaseouts for solar and wind credits, setting off a race to finish projects before deadlines hit. Residential solar incentives vanish in 2025, and overall installations could plunge 41% after 2027 just as demand is forecast to surge 16% by 2029. Meanwhile, nuclear receives long-term support with credits extending through 2033, though stricter supplier rules raise new compliance hurdles.
🏘️ In communities, the CDFI Fund’s $10 billion NMTC allocation moves closer with fresh guidance, promising transformative capital for underserved areas. And in Montgomery County, Maryland, property tax credits for child care providers jump from $3,000 to $10,000, aiming to stabilize an industry critical to both families and workforce participation.
🧩 Inside the episode:
- North Carolina Film Grants Fuel Jobs, Tourism
- New York Film Subsidies Face Growing Scrutiny
- Solar and wind credits face steep phaseouts
- Nuclear positioned as a long-term growth pillar
- $10B in NMTCs ready to deploy
- Childcare tax credits expanded in Montgomery County
🎙️ Brought to you by Fallbrook Financial Services
Fallbrook Financial Services is one of the largest state tax credit brokerages in the U.S., having placed over $6 billion in credits across renewable energy, housing, film, brownfields, and more. If you are buying, selling, or strategizing around credits, visit www.fallbrookfinancialservices.com or email [email protected]
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By Fallbrook Financial Services📄 Podcast Description:
This week on The Tax Credit Talk, hosts Hallie James and Parker An unpack a wide-ranging episode covering everything from Hollywood productions to nuclear power to child care expansion and how these programs reveal the high stakes of tax credit design.
🎥 In film, North Carolina is investing $29 million in grants, backing productions like Top Chef and MrBeast’s new show, expected to create 3,800 jobs and generate $131 million in economic activity. But New York’s $920 million program is under fire, with watchdogs saying taxpayers get just $1 back for every $3 spent.
⚡ In energy, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” accelerates phaseouts for solar and wind credits, setting off a race to finish projects before deadlines hit. Residential solar incentives vanish in 2025, and overall installations could plunge 41% after 2027 just as demand is forecast to surge 16% by 2029. Meanwhile, nuclear receives long-term support with credits extending through 2033, though stricter supplier rules raise new compliance hurdles.
🏘️ In communities, the CDFI Fund’s $10 billion NMTC allocation moves closer with fresh guidance, promising transformative capital for underserved areas. And in Montgomery County, Maryland, property tax credits for child care providers jump from $3,000 to $10,000, aiming to stabilize an industry critical to both families and workforce participation.
🧩 Inside the episode:
- North Carolina Film Grants Fuel Jobs, Tourism
- New York Film Subsidies Face Growing Scrutiny
- Solar and wind credits face steep phaseouts
- Nuclear positioned as a long-term growth pillar
- $10B in NMTCs ready to deploy
- Childcare tax credits expanded in Montgomery County
🎙️ Brought to you by Fallbrook Financial Services
Fallbrook Financial Services is one of the largest state tax credit brokerages in the U.S., having placed over $6 billion in credits across renewable energy, housing, film, brownfields, and more. If you are buying, selling, or strategizing around credits, visit www.fallbrookfinancialservices.com or email [email protected]