NIC 591299 classifies other motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities n.e.c. including film/tape transfer activities; processing films related to the motion picture and television...
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Source: NCO-2015-OFFICIAL, 2026-08-21
NIC 591299 is the final six-digit endpoint for Other Motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities n.e.c. including Film/tape transfer activities; Processing films related to the motion picture and television industries, Activities of stock footage film libraries. It should be selected only when the enterprise's primary manufacturing activity matches this title more closely than 591201 Editing, titling, subtitling, closed captioning and credits activities, 591202 Animation, and special effects activities including design activities of computer-produced graphics for animations, 591203 Conversion to video streaming formats activities.
Choose 591299 only when operations, invoices and revenue narrative align with Other Motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities n.e.c. including Film/tape transfer activities; Processing films related to the motion picture and television industries, Activities of stock footage film libraries. If the activity also includes 591201 Editing, titling, subtitling, closed captioning and credits activities, 591202 Animation, and special effects activities including design activities of computer-produced graphics for animations, 591203 Conversion to video streaming formats activities, compare those pages before filing.
Digital and media activities split by what the business actually delivers: published content, film or broadcasting output, telecom connectivity, software development, IT consulting, hosting or data processing.
Follow the revenue model. A software developer, hosting provider, telecom operator and content publisher can all use different NIC codes even if they operate online. Compare 591201 Editing, titling, subtitling, closed captioning and credits activities, 591202 Animation, and special effects activities including design activities of computer-produced graphics for animations, 591203 Conversion to video streaming formats activities.
Check the parent hierarchy, compare 591201 Editing, titling, subtitling, closed captioning and credits activities, 591202 Animation, and special effects activities including design activities of computer-produced graphics for animations, 591203 Conversion to video streaming formats activities, and confirm that the official title matches the main revenue activity. For regulated or filing-critical decisions, verify the source row in the MoSPI dataset.
A wrong code can cause mismatched business descriptions, follow-up questions or later compliance cleanup. It is better to compare nearby codes before filing than to correct a weak classification later.
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NIC 591299 should be selected only when the official title matches the main revenue-generating activity. If the business also trades, transports, processes, installs or supports the same product or service, compare nearby NIC pages before filing. This reduces the risk of choosing a code that describes the product being handled rather than the activity your enterprise actually performs.
Official NIC 2025 Excel and PDF from MoSPI.
2026-04-21 from the generated NIC 2025 source layer used in this build.
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