Global Search: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

Lazio: FILAS

A Fund for early VAT recovery to foreign producers The maximum funding application will not exceed 50% of the "under the line" production budget to be spent in Lazio. The maximum admissible financing for each individual operation will not exceed,…

Friuli Venezia Giulia: Regional Audiovisual Fund

At least 150% of the regional grant must be spent in the region itself, with the exception of crews and investment expenses.

In Process of Approving the New Funding / Campania: The Campania co-production fund

Each Application to the fund will be given points, according to a list of criteria that the project must meet. These criteria includes: - The level of territorial promotion the project has - The artistic value of the project -…

Italy: The Tax credit for Foreign Film

Foreign productions are required to hire a local production service company to access the incentive. With regards to foreign cast and crew, the criteria listed above only applies if they are paid by the local service company. The incentive operates…

Sweden: no formal incentive in place.

Significant projects will be evaluated on a case by case basis. The Swedish Film Institute supports Swedish filmmaking, allocating grants for production, and distribution. Applicants must have a Swedish producer or be a company registered in Sweden. Alternatively, applications coming…

The Canary Islands Special Tax Zone (Corporate Tax reduction)

Spain: International Tax Credits

The 15% base rate is available to productions that shoot solely in mainland Spain. The rate increases to 35% for productions that film in either Navarre or the Canary Islands, with the per-project cap also increasing to EUR4.5 million for…

Malta: Financial Incentives for the Audiovisual Industry Regulations

The rebate can be applied to a ceiling of 80% of the total production budget. VAT is fully recoverable on all goods and services utilised by a production company and is recoverable (for film production companies only) on hotels and…

Luxembourg: Film Fund Luxembourg

Only European co-production are eligible. Funding comes in 4 installments: 1st, on the commencement of principal photography, is 40% and the remaining are distributed in 20% payments. The funding is distributed under Selective Financial Aid System scheme (AFS)

Ireland: Section 481 (for Film & Television Production)

The ceiling the incentive can be applied to is 80% of the total film budget. For bilateral co-productions – no more/less than an 80%/20% co-production split on finance & expenditure. For multilateral co-productions - no more/less than an 70%/10% co-production…