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Video Games Expenditure Credit

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UKIE calls on government to modernise Video Games Expenditure Credit ahead of Autumn Budget

UKIE is urging the UK government to modernize the Video Games Expenditure Credit (VGEC) and establish a new fund to address the growth capital gap for domestic studios. The trade body argues that these reforms are crucial for the UK to remain competitive in attracting investment and talent against countries with more favorable tax incentives.

Games PressPositive

New TIGA Board reinforces commitment to championing the UK games industry

TIGA, the UK video games industry's trade association, has appointed new members to its Board of Directors, including Gemma Brown, Ben Gunstone, Dan Hett, Greg Howson, Marco A. Minoli, Stuart Muckley, Tim Repa-Davies, Sitara Shefta, and John Tearle. These appointments aim to strengthen TIGA's advocacy for games businesses across the country, focusing on growth, skills development, and policy initiatives. The new board members bring diverse expertise from various studios and specialisms within the UK games sector.

Games PressVery positive

New TIGA Board Reinforces Commitment to Championing the UK Games Industry

TIGA, the trade association for the UK video games industry, has appointed new members to its Board of Directors, reinforcing its commitment to advocating for and supporting games businesses. The new board members bring diverse expertise from across the sector, aiming to strengthen policies that foster growth, attract investment, and develop talent within the UK games industry.

Games PressVery negative

UK games dev sector suffers sharpest recorded decline as TIGA calls on Government to boost Video Games Expenditure Credit

The UK's video games development sector is experiencing its sharpest recorded decline, with significant job losses and a collapse in start-up activity. TIGA, the industry's trade association, is urging the UK Government to enhance the Video Games Expenditure Credit to prevent a permanent downturn and support the sector's recovery.