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Film Production Company Manual

FPC50000 · Film Tax Relief: Eligible Expenditure

  • FPC50005 · Introduction
  • FPC50010 · Core expenditure
  • FPC50020 · Attributing costs across the stages of film-making
  • FPC50030 · Distinguishing 'development' from later stages of production
  • FPC50050 · UK expenditure
  • FPC50060 · UK expenditure: Services directly related to single territory
  • FPC50070 · UK expenditure: Services not directly related to single territory
  • FPC50090 · UK expenditure: Post-production services
  • FPC50100 · UK expenditure: Supply of goods
  • FPC50110 · Apportionments: 'fair and reasonable'
  • FPC50115 · Leading actors
  • FPC50120 · Non-core expenditure
  • FPC50130 · Ineligible expenditure
  1. Film Tax Relief: Eligible Expenditure: Contents
  2. Film Tax Relief: Eligible Expenditure: Core expenditure

FPC50010 | Film Tax Relief: Eligible Expenditure: Core expenditure

From HM Revenue & Customs · Film Production Company Manual

CTA2009/S1184

Expenditure on film-making activities includes that incurred from the start of development until the final delivery of the completed film (FPC10130).

However, Film Tax Relief (FTR) is not provided on total production expenditure, but is limited to expenditure incurred on:

  • pre-production,

  • principal photography and

  • post production.

This is referred to as the film’s core expenditure.

Core expenditure excludes any expenditure incurred on development, distribution or other non-production activities.

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