Irish Audiovisual Production Tax Incentives
Bloomsbury Professional (Verlag)
9781526534132 (ISBN)
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Irish Audiovisual Production Tax Incentives is a comprehensive analysis of the tax incentives available for film, TV, animation and digital game production in Ireland.
It consolidates fragmented legislation and combines it with relevant, practical materials, bringing clarity for legal and industry professionals, and international commercial partners and students, who are concerned with obtaining crucial financial incentives from the Irish Government to produce live-action film, television, animation and digital games in Ireland.
The book contains numerous precedents that are key to this area of the law and taxation, providing valuable guidance around tax credit documents. It also gives in-depth analysis of sections 481 and 481A of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 and their application for companies in the sector.
This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's the Irish Tax online service.
Robert Grimes is In-house Counsel for Brown Bag Films, a multi-award winning and Oscar nominated animation studio in Dublin, having previously served as General Counsel, and member of the Executive Management team at Lighthouse Studios, and In-house Counsel for Cartoon Saloon. Rob advises on the legal aspects of creating indigenous intellectual property and producing animated content for partners such as Netflix, Apple TV+, Disney, Amazon and Warner Bros. He started his career in investment banking in London and later practised as a barrister in Ireland, litigating commercial, trust and succession law cases. He has authored several legal textbooks, including the Irish Probate Practitioners Handbook, the Probate Pocketbook, and Succession Law in a Nutshell (Thomson Reuters) and also the UK and EMEA Corporate Counsel Handbook (Bloomsbury Professional), established and edited the Irish Probate Law Journal and has contributed chapters to a range of other published texts. Rob has since worked internationally as a senior in-house lawyer at Ford, General Motors and ACCO Brands plc. He holds a degree (with a specialisation in economics and finance) from University College Dublin, a Diploma in Legal Studies and Barrister-at-law degree from the Honourable Society of Kings Inns in Dublin. Catherine Keane is the Head of Legal Affairs with Cartoon Saloon, the five-time Academy Award®, Golden Globe®, BAFTA and Emmy nominated animation studio. Catherine is employed as the General Legal Counsel to the business, advising the company on all legal matters. Working with partners and customers across the globe, including top ranked Fortune 500 companies, Catherine advises on all legal aspects of film and TV development and production including financing, s 481 film relief, delivery and distribution as well as licensing and merchandising. Catherine also oversees IP matters such as trademark registration, copyright protection and exploitation as well as working on music legal contracting. Prior to this Catherine worked in an Advocacy and Policy role within the Not-for-Profit sector. She worked on advocating for the introduction of the historic Public Health (Alcohol) Bill. The campaign for the introduction of this ground-breaking legislation went on to win the best Public Affairs award for its campaign to support the Public Health Alcohol Act. In June 2020 Catherine was also appointed by the Minister for Justice to serve as a statutory member of the Board of the Legal Aid Board. Catherine had served previously on the Board of the Children’s Rights Alliance. Early in her career she worked as a Research and Policy Officer in both The Houses of the Oireachtas and The European Parliament. Catherine is originally from County Galway and is a graduate of UCD and holds a BA in History and Politics and a master’s degree in Public Relations from DIT. She qualified as a solicitor in 2008 and was apprenticed with Gaffney Halligan & Co. Solicitors in Dublin. Catherine has since obtained a Diploma in Business Development from DIT as well as Diploma in Employment Law and Certificate in Technology Law from the Law Society of Ireland.
Part I - Introduction and Historical Perspective
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Part II - Primary Legislation – Film and Digital Games Law
Chapter 2 - Film Tax Credit: Section 481
Chapter 3 - Digital Games Tax Credit: Section 481A
Part III - Secondary Legislation – Film and Digital Games Regulations
Chapter 4 - Film Regulations 2019
Chapter 5 - Regional Uplift Regulations
Chapter 6 - Digital Games Regulations 2022
Part IV - Irish Multilateral and Bilateral Treaty Agreements
Chapter 7 - European Convention on Cinematographic Co-Production
Chapter 8 - Irish Bilateral Co-Production Treaties
Part V - Precedent Documents
Chapter 9 - Film Tax Credit Documents
Schedule 1
Schedule 2
Schedule 3
Schedule 4
Schedule 5
Chapter 10 - Digital Games Tax Credit Documents
Schedule 1
Schedule 2
Schedule 3
Schedule 4
Part VI - Appendices
A: Case Law Digest
B: Glossary of Terms
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 26.2.2026 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | London |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 156 x 234 mm |
| Themenwelt | Recht / Steuern ► EU / Internationales Recht |
| Recht / Steuern ► Privatrecht / Bürgerliches Recht ► Medienrecht | |
| Recht / Steuern ► Steuern / Steuerrecht | |
| ISBN-13 | 9781526534132 / 9781526534132 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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