Understanding Wine as an Insurable Asset Class: Insights from Neil Kaplan on Proper Wine Storage and Appraisals Summary: As an insurable asset class and a consumer item, wine provides unique challenges for the collector and appraiser alike. Careful storage, great...
Synopsis: The dynamic landscape of the insurance industry in 2024 presents a myriad of challenges and opportunities, particularly within the niche domain of fine art insurance. This article explores the key trends shaping the sector, shedding light on the factors...
This article is intended to help a family member, executor, or estate lawyer in the process of handling a large art collection as part of an estate settlement. Organizing the lifelong financial affairs of a loved one, friend, or client is complicated and often...
With rates of natural disasters caused by climate change on the rise, insuring private art collections is becoming more complicated and more expensive. People have been insuring art since the late nineteenth century, and in general, fine art insurance was relatively...
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Sales tax in New York City (NYC) is a tax that is levied on the sale of most tangible personal property, as well as certain services. The sales tax rate in NYC varies depending on the location of the transaction and the type of product or service being sold. In NYC,...
The mere mention of “sales taxes” may send shudders through an artist who would prefer to work eight hours in a studio than spend 15 minutes crunching numbers. On the other hand, if an artist is worried about “sales taxes,” it also means something quite fantastic:...
Batten down the hatches — the Big Apple faces a greater rise in the risk of catastrophic hurricane damage over the next 30 years than any other city in the nation. By 2053, New York City will see a 302% increase in average annual losses as climate change intensifies...
What’s old is new again in Tribeca, the neighborhood that fell off New York City’s cultural map when galleries moved en masse to Chelsea. Today, the area is booming again as dealers rapidly relocate their galleries to the triangle below Canal Street. ...