International film making circuit was rocked over possible tariffs

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Recorded06 May 2025

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The international film making circuit was rocked over the weekend when Donald Trump said he would be slapping 100% tariffs on US-owned TV and film production companies who don't make their movies in America. The American filming making sector made a $15.3bn surplus last year. There are plenty of people in Ireland worried this week. Speaking to Joe this morning wasJohn Gleeson is tax partners with Saffery which advises the likes of Netflix and Disney on filming in Britain or Ireland.

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