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Martial Raysse, Made in Japan  La grande Odalisque, 1964  ​Peinture acrylique, verre, mouche, passementerie en fibre synthéti
Hiroshi Sugimoto,   Seascape,  Cap Breton, 1996  Photographie 

Martial Raysse, Made in Japan

The great Odalisque, 1964

Acrylic paint, glass, fly, synthetic fiber trimmings, on photograph mounted on canvas. 130 x 97 cm. Photo VA

the text of the law

The company can deduct 100% of the price of the work from the profit before tax

By equal fraction over 5 years 

20% per year

Exhibition for five years with access to the public, customers and/or employees.

 

Businesses that purchase original works of art from living artists and include them in a fixed asset account can deduct100% of the price of the work of the result before tax in equal fractions over 5 years. (20% per year).

 

Beyond this 5 p. thousand, or in the event of a deficit, the surplus can be carried over to the next 5 financial years up to a limit of 5 p. thousand. (art. 238bis 1 of the CGI).

 

Are affected by this tax exemption, companies subject to corporate tax, income tax in the category of industrial and commercial profits (BIC), non-commercial profits (BNC) or agricultural profits (BA) . Companies must be subject to a real tax regime. Of course, all liberal professions are affected by these advantages.

In return for this tax advantage, the company is required to exhibit the work to the "public" free of charge during the five-year period provided for by law.

 

The companies concerned are companies subject to corporate tax, income tax in the category of BIC, BNC or BA.

An alternative ceiling of 20,000 euros is put in place for SMEs/VSEs (excluding calculation of the 5 p.mille) in order to encourage patronage activities.

Hiroshi Sugimoto, 

Seascape,

Cape Breton, 1996

Photography

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