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Our art lawyers provide expert tax planning and advice in relation to artworks, luxury assets and heritage property. We advise UK and international clients on all aspects of art tax law.
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We know that navigating the world of tax is not easy and combining this with valuable artworks and chattels can make it all the more complex.
Our art lawyers provide practical, commercial advice on art tax matters including inheritance tax, conditional exemptions claims, Acceptance in Lieu and the Cultural Gifts scheme, gifting, disposals, ownership structures and tax efficient importing, exporting and storing of art.
Our art law experts have great experience advising on purchases, sales, gifts, loans to museums and owners’ and trustees’ responsibilities. We work closely with leading valuers and institutions to help our clients achieve excellent results.
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