Tax deductions when a company purchases an artwork
August 23, 2026 - by The ARTsynonyme team
Subject to certain conditions, a company may deduct the purchase price of an original artwork by a living artist from its taxable profit. Here are the rules applicable in France in 2026, the limits and the precautions to consider.
Eligible artwork, display for five years, recognition as an asset and a special reserve: the scheme under Article 238 bis AB of the French General Tax Code is subject to precise conditions.
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Local art, just a click away
November 4, 2025 - by The ARTsynonyme team
Discover a new way to support art and artists in your region. ARTsynonyme connects collectors and creators through a unique, transparent and local buying experience.
ARTsynonyme charges no commission: 100% of the price goes directly to the artist, compared with only 50% to 80% on most online art platforms. Your purchase has a real impact on local creation.
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Artwork rental: art within everyone’s reach
October 28, 2025 - by Julien Martin
What if you could change your surroundings every three months? Artwork rental is an idea we are exploring for ARTsynonyme, not a service currently available.
Discover the concept and why it interests us, for individuals and professionals alike.
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A beginner’s guide to collecting art
October 15, 2025 - by Camille Dubois
Would you like to start an art collection but do not know where to begin? Here is our advice for taking your first steps with confidence.
Budget, personal taste, a first-purchase checklist and essential terms such as limited edition and certificate of authenticity: what you need to know before you begin.
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ARTsynonyme for sustainable art
October 2, 2025 - by The ARTsynonyme team
Can art and ecology work together? We are convinced they can. Discover our commitments to a more responsible platform.
Local distribution, eco-conscious packaging and support for upcycling: for every artwork sold, €1 is donated to a local reforestation organisation.
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