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Das wage ich doch sehr zu bezweifeln, auch wenn es offiziell ist. Mal einfach bei "Hollywood Accounting" googeln, dann erfährt man, dass z.B. "Alien", "Aliens", "Return Of The Jedi", "Forrest Gump", "Men In Black" und andere Hitfilme für ihr Studio alle als Verlustgeschäfte verbucht wurden.
UK Government Under Scrutiny After Reportedly Giving DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE Record-Breaking Tax Credit
A report was recently published by Forbes, The Standard and That Park Place, which revealed Deadpool & Wolverine's immense budget. Per The Standard, the film carried a price tag of approximately £418.1 million, or an estimated $533.7 million USD. However, the production is said to have been granted £60.9 million in tax credits, with an additional sum of £21.1 million from 2023, totaling £82 million—or approximately $104.7 million USD—in incentives.
That took the movie's budget down to an estimated $429 million. This, the outlet says, is the largest tax credit paid out to a studio in a single year since the UK introduced its tax-credit incentives in 2007. Put into perspective by the publication, the amount granted to Deadpool & Wolverine is said to be enough to cover the cost of 4,227 hip operations or 61 MRI machines.
This has led to a debate regarding tax resources paid out to large-scale productions, particularly to ones stemming from a studio as powerful as Disney. The credit has reportedly incited frustration from campaigners, given an "unexpected rise in the government's energy price cap" and forthcoming tax hikes. Chief Executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance John O'Connell said the following about the credit given to the Deadpool threequel...
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