Massachusetts H3084 proposes tax credits to boost economic development and business opportunities in video game design and manufacture.
Massachusetts H3084 aims to increase economic development and business opportunities in the design and manufacture of video games by providing tax credits. The bill amends the General Laws to include video games in the definition of eligible activities for tax credits. It defines "video games" as interactive software distributed via electronic media, excluding products facilitating gambling. The bill also defines "video game production company" as a company engaged in producing video games. The tax credit is intended to stimulate growth in the video game industry within the state.
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