(Las Vegas, NV) — The Nevada State Senate is set to vote on a controversial film tax credit to fund a Hollywood studio complex. The item passed through a committee and now heads to a full vote of the Senate. The bill narrowly passed the Assembly during the special session. AB-5 would fund 120-million dollars in annual tax credits for 15 years. It would go to studios that produce TV shows and movies at a complex in Summerlin. Supporters say it would boost the economy. Opponents believe it would drain tax money that would otherwise go to public services.
