Advice for clients desiring to sell their art: I introduce clients to the most appropriate auction or dealer markets for the type of art they possess and provide them with fair market valuations based on research findings so they understand the profits they might make on their sales. Expert Witness at Court or before IRS Review Boards: including testifying and preliminary research Advising Clients on Prices when Considering Purchase of Art Works : I am not a dealer, but am familiar with Asian art markets worldwide both auction houses and private dealers and thus am able to advise clients on prices in the worldwide art market.
Research and Valuation for Commercial Galleries and Auction Houses : I identify, authenticate, and describe art, and estimate values, both retail and fair market.
In addition, I can write auction catalogue descriptions. Second Opinion Statements : for clients who require second opinions on the validity and accuracy of existing appraisals. Note that this service does not usually entail site-visits.
Catalogues and Inventories of Collections: for collectors needing to organize and itemize their art. We have appraised millions of objects. Licensed, Insured. As seen on television! With over highly curated works from the most talented emerging and established artists, Zatista provides access to the types of works previously only available to seasoned collectors. Buying online with Zatista is easy with their complimentary art consultation, certificates of authenticity and a buyer guarantee that allows you to try art in your home with free returns as well as free shipping within the US for all purchases.
Their platform makes it fun to discover art you love, with an experience so unique it's like you are right there in front of it. About Art-Collecting. Art collectors, art travelers and artists will find our comprehensive online Gallery Guides and Museum Guides to be very useful. We feature guides for thirty-seven major art destinations as well as every state.
Our Artist Guides is where you find links directly to artist websites. What's Happening. Find out what it's worth. Information provided during a consultation is a verbal appraisal. No written document or notes are provided. If you need written documentation, you will need a full appraisal. Scottsdale Appraisal Specialists offers brokering to ensure placement in the right specialty auction. I am a trustworthy professional appraiser, who acts objectively, impartially and independently to provide an opinion regarding the value of your Haitian art depending on the intent of the appraisal.
You have many options for selling your art locally or on the international markets directly online or via phone to private collectors, art dealers, art brokers, and auction houses that have an interest in your artist. The private market prices are generally higher than those of auction houses. My appraisal report may be used for any option you choose and it comes with general info on how and where to sell to better assist you in your own selling process.
How confident are you that I will be able to sell the paintings at your appraised value? Even with a throughout appraisal, fluctuation in the art markets can lead to surprises as there is not only one market that determines the value of your art. There are several submarkets, and they move at different rates. Depending on the market conditions, your art may sell for the value estimated, or for more or less than the estimated value.
As a reputable appraiser, I cannot guarantee a sale price. Have most of your clients been able to sell their appraised paintings to the collectors that you have referred them to after your appraisal?
However, as a courtesy to better assist you, my appraisals for the purpose of selling come with general info on how and where to sell. My appraisals for the purpose of selling come with general info on how and where to sell on your own as a guidance.
If you're interested in appraising your art with me, please fill out this appraisal form for more info or contact me at myriam naderhaitianart. If you choose to make charitable donations of artwork, you or your estate may qualify for associated tax deductions. However, there are many decisions to make and things to consider in determining the tax benefits for which you are eligible. If you choose to transfer your art collection — or even individual works of art — to charity during your lifetime, you must follow several rules to claim a charitable income tax deduction.
Artwork must be considered the long-term capital property to qualify for a tax deduction. So don't purchase a work of art with the intention of donating it so you can take a deduction that same year. To claim a work's current fair market value as the value of the charitable deduction, you must have held the property for longer than one year. To claim a charitable income tax deduction equal to the work's current fair-market value, the IRS requires that the charity use the donated work in a way that is related to its mission.
For example, art that is given to a museum should be used in the museum's collection, and the donated one to a university should be used to further the education of the students displayed and used in art history lectures, for instance. If the intent from the beginning is for the charity to sell the work, the donation will not qualify for tax deduction under the related-use test. When you decide to donate a work of art to charity, it's essential to communicate with charity representatives to determine their plans for the artwork.
It is not necessary that a charity holds the donated art in its collection forever; museums often sell works to raise funds to acquire other pieces. There is an exception for emergencies, but in that case, the charity must provide the IRS with an affidavit stating that it used the gifted property for its exempt purpose for a period, or that it became impractical to carry out this purpose. The Pension Protection Act of redefined the qualifications for acceptable appraisers, requiring that they have expertise in the kind of donated work, experience and have completed formal professional-level coursework.
Once an appraisal report is done, a donor must attach IRS Form to his or her income tax return to claim the deduction. This form includes a summary of the appraisal, the signature of the appraiser, the signature of a name from the charity acknowledging the gift, and a statement by the appraiser that he is qualified to perform this kind of appraisal. In addition to meeting all these criteria, you must also fit the classification of an art collector or investor as defined by the IRS to claim a tax deduction.
A donation from an art dealer or artist will only earn a deduction in the amount that was spent on acquiring or creating the piece, and not its market value. It's always recommended to talk to a tax attorney or accountant when calculating tax deductions.
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Online appraisals benefit both the client as well the appraiser. The benefits to the client include timely and convenient assessments of locale generally for a fraction of the cost of using a traditional local appraiser assuming one is available. The benefits for the appraiser include low overhead and access to a client base that extends beyond the appraiser's locale.
But there are limitations as well. The limiting condition is the property is not personally inspected by the appraiser- and the assumption is that all info provided by the client is correct; otherwise, the appraisal is null and non valid.
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