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A GUIDE TO CO-PRODUCTIONS The treaty co-production system has existed for decades and has been used extensively to encourage a pooling of creative, artistic, technical and financial resources among producers of treaty countries. Films produced under the terms of a co-production treaty qualify as national content in the country of each participating co-producer and thus make the production eligible for applicable tax benefits from each co-production territory. Co-production treaties fall under two categories. Firstly, bilateral treaties where the UK has official co-production treaties with Canada, Australia, New Zealand, France, Germany, Italy and Norway. Secondly, the bilateral or multilateral structure under the European Convention. If you wish to know more about co-productions, please click below to access a more detailed overview from the European Convention, a territory by territory guide, and a review of audit requirements.
Overview of treaty networks
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