New Delhi, Oct 13: The centre will ask state governments to cap entertainment tax at 45 per cent, besides appointing separate nodal officers for checking piracy, implementing the cable act and ensuring single-window clearance for film shootings. Information and Broadcasting Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told reporters here today that lower entertainment tax would in fact bring in more revenues for state governments. A meeting of all state I&B and Finance Ministers would be called soon to discuss the economics of this proposal, he said. "We have decided to ask state governments to cap the entertainment tax at 45 per cent, down from the present ceiling of 60 per cent," he said adding since this was a state subject the centre could only make a suggestion and it was up to the states to implement these. Bureau Report