50 Cent Speaks Out

50 Cent Says “Wait a Minute Guys” in Response to Film Tax Credit
The state of Louisiana is looking to punish the movie industry, and 50 Cent's Shreveport investment might be at risk
50 Cent Speaks Out After Louisiana Eliminates $150 Million Film Tax Credit
Cent isn't happy about Louisiana's decision to kill off the state's multimillion-dollar film tax credit. Earlier this week, the House of Representatives in Louisiana passed a bill that will eliminate the state's decades-old $150 million tax incentive for film and TV production.
50 Cent’s Shreveport Film Studio Plans In Jeopardy Amid Louisiana’s Potential Tax Credit Changes
Cent’s Shreveport Film Studio Plans In Jeopardy Amid Louisiana's Potential Tax Credit Changes 50 Cent’s Shreveport Studio Plans In Jeopardy
Shreveport Facing Mounting Problems With Film Tax Credit Repeal
The Louisiana House advanced a sunset elimination to the state's modest film tax credit program this week in Baton Rouge. If the state Senate passes it (expected), and Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signs it, the state will likely be saying "goodbye" to an industry that has helped define it post-Katrina.
Louisiana film tax credit future uncertain
A potential blow to Louisiana’s film and television industry looms as state lawmakers prepare to vote on a controversial corporate tax plan. The plan could eliminate the
Louisiana Film Allies Scramble to Save Tax Credit: ‘There’s a Lot of Panic’
Allies of the film industry in the Louisiana Legislature said Wednesday they will work ... Steven Jackson, a Democrat from Shreveport, where Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has invested in a new production facility. “My concern with this bill is it sends ...
Louisiana’s Film Tax Credit will be phased out in favor of ‘something different’
The film tax credit has helped attract big-budget companies like G Unit studios to Louisiana. Its owner, Curtis 50 Cent Jackson, has said the studio would create jobs and bring a significant economic boost to Shreveport.
Louisiana film industry concerned about the potential loss of tax credits
Governor Jeff Landry's proposed changes to the state tax code includes ending film industry tax credits, years before they are set to expire.
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50 Cent Urges 'Patience' as $150 Million Louisiana Tax Credit Ends
50 Cent shared mixed emotions about Louisiana's $150 million tax incentive for television and film productions being ...
50 Cent’s G-Unit Studios Facing Uncertainty Due To Louisiana Lawmakers
Cent launched his G-Unit Studios in Shreveport, Louisiana. The state is considering eliminating tax credits for film and TV ...
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50 Cent's 5 Most Business-Savvy Moves in 2024
His business relationship with the city began in November 2023, when the Shreveport City Council agreed to introduce ...
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Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson is now one of the largest property owners in Louisiana — here's how the superstar is investing in overlooked US real estate
Curtis Jackson, better known as “50 Cent,” blasted onto the music scene with his iconic ... Since May, Jackson has ...
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50 Cent challenges award show bias after snubs
The announcement follows 50 Cent’s move to larger production facilities in Shreveport, Louisiana, for his G-Unit Film and TV ...