NMC Supports NY State Music Tax Credit Legislation – Join Us in Our Advocacy Effort

by percycolemed in Legislative, News

Legislation is pending in Albany that would provide a tax credit for music that is created and produced in New York. The legislation was conceived by Brooklyn Assemblyman Joe Lentol, and is championed by a coalition called New York is Music. The National Music Council supports the measure, and encourages the music community – especially those residing in NY State – to demonstrate to Assemblyman Lentol and the coalition that we are with them. Sound your voice on this important issue. Join the coalition at http://p2a.co/hycLNat or by texting MUSIC to 52886. For further information, visit the links below:

NY Times piece — http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/08/business/media/music-industry-pushes-for-ny-tax-credits-like-film-industrys.html?_r=0

Lentol press release — http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/Joseph-R-Lentol/story/60250/

Current draft of legislation — http://open.nysenate.gov/legislation/bill/A1465-2015

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