Posted: Mon., Jun. 4, 2001, 2:56pm PT

Indian state sets tax holiday

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The government of the state of Utar Pradesh has declared a yearlong tax holiday for producers who film in the state. It also has cut the general entertainment tax to 60%. Chief minister Rajnath Singh has also offered subsidies and facilities for producers providing 75% of the film is shot in the state.

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