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Tax & investments

Tax regimes, investment transactions, CFC, ESOPs, secondaries and private capital. First identify tax residence and the applicable regime, then compare the instrument, the ownership structure and the timing of income recognition.

Start with the hubs

Art and Collectibles as an Asset Class

Art cluster hub: the economics of collectible assets, title and provenance, freeports, AML, ownership structures and succession, with deep dives on tax, lending and the private museum.

What's inside

Country rules, instrument breakdowns and private-capital scenarios: option plans, secondaries, funds and joint investments, CFC rules and the reporting of foreign assets, from basic regime overviews to walkthroughs of specific transactions.

Beyond return

The outcome is set by more than the yield: the legal wrapper, liquidity, currency, the timing of taxation and the ability to transfer or sell the asset change the result more than a point of return.

Residence decides

The same deal produces different outcomes under a different residence, ownership route or funding source: fix your tax status first, and only then run the numbers on the deal. Relocating mid-deal can rewrite its economics retroactively.

Across the sections

An investment lives inside a structure and a tax regime: cross-check the sections on companies and funds and on banking — the wrapper and the account change the economics of the deal as much as the instrument itself.

Before you count

Rates and regimes change: check the date of the material and the primary sources. Price a specific deal together with an adviser — the section gives the frame of questions, not the final answer.

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