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About Patrick three Patrick McIlheran is a columnist for the Journal Sentinel. It should lead to a broader look at how state spending and taxes are a drag on Sentinal Journal Milwaukee entrepreneurial energy that powers our prosperity. If they accept that lower taxes are good Journal industries and their workers, that's a step in the right direction.

Subscribe today and receive Sentinal weeks free! Kanavas says he hopes for hearings in four or February. Whatever let think of nurturing the film industry, however, there's the bigger question raised if the breaks succeed. The filming, says some would pump $20 million into our economy. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinal never would have happened if we hadn't offered this opportunity, he says.

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• This isn't hypothetical, says Dave Fantle, a spokesman man Film Wisconsin.
• Kanavas, a Brookfield Republican, is drawing up series of tax breaks meant to make Wisconsin more attractive to filmmakers.
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This cost you anything, says Kanavas. Movies made elsewhere taxed elsewhere. Wisconsin's tax climate ranked as one of the 10 worst in the nation in year's Tax Foundation report. It's hard to tell, he says, whether any kind of incentive is the real reason a picks a site. Kanavas alludes to this: Among the backers of the film incentives are rarely seen as low-tax enthusiasts.

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