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An increasing number of art collectors are giving museums a share of their most valuable works, rather than donating an entire painting or collection all at once. These so-called fractional gifts can provide donors with significant tax breaks, yet still allowing them to keep the art on their walls for part of the year.
As the approach becomes more popular-mirroring the boom in the fractional ownership of luxury items such as yachts and aircraft-smaller museums also are starting to benefit.
Fractional giving, which has been in use for at least a half-century, has been drawing more interest from art patrons as the value of their collections has soared. Wealth advisers and tax lawyers are also increasingly focussed on the gift-giving technique, which helps donors to maximise the value of their tax deductions.
For those who do not already have access to their own private collection of masterworks, there are other fractional ownership options available to you. Obviously, buying a piece outright is a frightfully expensive affair, but there are companies that exist who can take your financial investment and put them into a diverse portfolio of artworks, meaning that you can gain access to the high investment quality art that was only previously available to the ultra-rich investor or collector.
The art market has historically represented sound investment potential, and, as a fractional owner, you will share a corresponding pool of the resulting capital appreciation.
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