Art Taxation
Why buy a work from an emerging artist?
Acquiring a work by an emerging artist is much more than a simple purchase: it is direct support for creation, a human encounter, and an accessible opportunity to enter the art world.
A tax advantage for businesses
Businesses can benefit from a particularly attractive tax scheme by purchasing original works from living artists—including emerging ones.
The amount of the work can be deducted from taxable income, spread over 5 years, within the limits provided by regulations.
In return:
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The work must be displayed in an accessible space (for employees or the public)
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It must be recorded as an asset of the company
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The artist must be alive at the time of purchase
This is a concrete way to support young creators while enhancing a company's image and workspaces.
An accessible opportunity for individuals
Buying a work from a budding artist allows you to enter art collecting at often more affordable prices, while betting on the artist's potential.
From a tax perspective:
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Artworks are not subject to wealth tax (IFI)
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They may benefit from specific tax conditions in case of inheritance or resale
But beyond these aspects, it is above all a purchase from the heart.
Supporting contemporary creation
Choosing an emerging artist means:
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Encouraging an artistic approach in full development
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Acquiring a unique, often bolder, work
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Directly participating in an artistic adventure
Each acquisition has a real impact on the artist's journey.
A human investment above all
Buying a work from an emerging artist means choosing authenticity, closeness, and emotion.
It also sometimes means discovering tomorrow's talents today.