Feature film distribution rights deduction depends on commercial release timing, credited receipts, and carried-forward acquisition cost. Special deduction is provided for a film distributor's cost of acquisition of feature film exhibition rights. The allowable amount is the price paid for exhibition rights, including a minimum guarantee amount, excluding positive print and advertisement . Full deduction is allowed where the film is commercially released at least ninety days before the end of the year and the relevant receipts are credited in the books. If commercial release occurs later, deduction is restricted to the amount realised in that year and the balance is carried forward. No deduction is allowed without commercial exhibition or sale of rights in the year of acquisition.
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Feature film distribution rights deduction depends on commercial release timing, credited receipts, and carried-forward acquisition cost.
Special deduction is provided for a film distributor's cost of acquisition of feature film exhibition rights. The allowable amount is the price paid for exhibition rights, including a minimum guarantee amount, excluding positive print and advertisement . Full deduction is allowed where the film is commercially released at least ninety days before the end of the year and the relevant receipts are credited in the books. If commercial release occurs later, deduction is restricted to the amount realised in that year and the balance is carried forward. No deduction is allowed without commercial exhibition or sale of rights in the year of acquisition.
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