This year, domestic producers from British Columbia will be attending Content London, the world’s leading development market and conference with the support of Creative BC’s Passport to Markets program. The program provides travel support to B.C.-based professionals...
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PSTC/FIBC Application Fees: Payment Options
Did you know that Creative BC now accepts fee payment via e-transfer? Account details and additional instructions can be found in our Payment Options doc which can be requested from the tax team at taxteam@creativebc.com.
Creative BC continues to accept payment via cheque, money order, direct deposit, or wire transfer as well. See PSTC Fee Schedule and FIBC Fee Schedule for more information.
Shannon Hunt
Coordinator, Motion Picture Tax Credits
shunt(at)creativebc.com
This post is intended as a general overview. It is not exhaustive and should not be relied upon to determine eligibility or the final amount of an anticipated tax credit. In case of any discrepancies between this post and the Income Tax Act (BC) and Regulations (the “Act”), the provisions of the Act prevail.
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