Texas Administrative Code
Title 13 - CULTURAL RESOURCES
Part 8 - TEXAS FILM COMMISSION
Chapter 121 - TEXAS MOVING IMAGE INDUSTRY INCENTIVE PROGRAM
Section 121.10 - Disqualification of an Application

Universal Citation: 13 TX Admin Code ยง 121.10

Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024

(a) A Qualifying Application may be disqualified at any time if a project does not meet the necessary requirements or if a Qualifying Application is incomplete. If a Qualifying Application is disqualified, the Texas Film Commission (Commission) shall notify the Applicant by e-mail. Qualifying Applications that have been disqualified may be resubmitted with the required changes or additional information, no earlier than 180 calendar days before the Principal Start Date, and no later than 5:00 p.m. Central Time on the fifth Business Day preceding the Principal Start Date.

(b) In the event that the principal start or completion date is changed, the Applicant must notify the Commission in writing, to include e-mail, of the new principal start or completion date, and must provide sufficient reasoning for the change. If the start of the project is delayed two or more times or for more than 30 days, a Qualifying Application may be disqualified and the Applicant may be required to reapply.

(c) A Qualifying Application may be disqualified for reasons including, but not limited to:

(1) failure to submit required documents and notifications, or additional documents as requested or as required by this Chapter;

(2) failure to meet minimum requirements for in-state spending, number of Texas Residents hired, and/or percentage of Filming Days;

(3) submission of false information;

(4) inappropriate content as described in Section 43.21 of the Texas Penal Code or content described by § 121.4(b) of this Chapter;

(5) lack of available funding;

(6) ineligible project as listed in § 121.4 of this Chapter;

(7) pursuant and subject to § 121.8(a)(6) of this Chapter, if an Applicant fails to confirm that the production began on time;

(8) lack of meaningful production activity on a project, as determined in the Commission's sole discretion, for a period of at least six months; or

(9) a written, voluntary notification by the Applicant to the Commission of the cancellation of the project.

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