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Los Angeles Times December 30th, 2013
"There is this impression created by those who don't want people to get in an uproar about the subsidies and incentives that Hollywood is a dangerous and expensive place to be, and only dumb dentists from Miami invest in film," said Dyer, chief executive of Geneva Media Holdings, which arranges film financing deals for individuals with lots of income to shield. "That is not the case."
"The wisest of investors out there always make money in Hollywood..." he said.
Financiers often layer tax incentives with other maneuvers that allow for yet more breaks. Dyer's firm markets a strategy that uses an unconventional payroll structure to exploit deductions allowed on crew insurance costs. He says it enables investors to double or triple the value of the credits a project receives.
The longtime film financing and risk mitigation advisor, and USC film school graduate, says he helps the super-rich navigate the loopholes because "I believe in the arts."
"We don't have a Medici family anymore," Dyer said. "Where would we be without this funding? We are seeing the most important art that has been made in 50 or 60 years."
many national and international publications as top
tax, finance, theatrical incentive and risk mitigation
experts in the U.S._, Canada and abroad. For more
information and the most recent articles see HERE.
Los Angeles Times December 30th, 2013
"There is this impression created by those who don't want people to get in an uproar about the subsidies and incentives that Hollywood is a dangerous and expensive place to be, and only dumb dentists from Miami invest in film," said Dyer, chief executive of Geneva Media Holdings, which arranges film financing deals for individuals with lots of income to shield. "That is not the case."
"The wisest of investors out there always make money in Hollywood..." he said.
Financiers often layer tax incentives with other maneuvers that allow for yet more breaks. Dyer's firm markets a strategy that uses an unconventional payroll structure to exploit deductions allowed on crew insurance costs. He says it enables investors to double or triple the value of the credits a project receives.
The longtime film financing and risk mitigation advisor, and USC film school graduate, says he helps the super-rich navigate the loopholes because "I believe in the arts."
"We don't have a Medici family anymore," Dyer said. "Where would we be without this funding? We are seeing the most important art that has been made in 50 or 60 years."
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