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VICTORIA — The British Columbia government is increasing a tax credit aimed at supporting developers of video games and virtual reality simulators. This initiative is designed to assist companies like Electronic Arts in expanding their workforce and investing more resources within the province.
The enhanced tax credit is expected to provide significant financial relief and incentives for developers, encouraging them to hire additional staff and foster local talent. By bolstering the video game industry, the government aims to stimulate economic growth and innovation in the tech sector.
This move highlights the province's commitment to becoming a leading hub for digital entertainment and technology. With the gaming industry continuing to thrive globally, British Columbia's strategic investment in this area could position it as a key player in the competitive landscape of game development. The government hopes that this initiative will not only create jobs but also attract more companies to establish operations in the region.
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