This document discusses investing in art and antiques as an alternative investment. It outlines some of the most popular types of art and antiques to invest in, including paintings, wooden art, design, photography, clocks, coins, cameras, stamp collections, musical instruments, jewelry, and ancient statues. It provides tips for who should consider investing in art and antiques, such as those who are passionate about art, want to diversify assets, have a high risk tolerance, and can afford maintenance and insurance. It also outlines some tax implications of art and antique investments, including taxation rates if items are purchased within or outside of India. Finally, it discusses factors that affect the valuation of art, including market demand, liquidity, publicity

1. ART & ANTIQUES
ALTERNATE
INVESTMENT
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2. "Buy something beautiful
"Buy something beautiful
"Buy something beautiful
that hold its value"
that hold its value"
that hold its value"

3. Investing in Art
MOST POPULAR ART TO INVEST
Painting
Wooden Art
Design
Photography
Raja Ravi Verma
Xie Lie
Claudia Bitran
Hunt Slonem
Stik
Famous Artist

4. INVESTING in ANTIQUE
Clock
Clock
Coins
Coins
Camera
Camera
Stamp Collection
Stamp Collection
Ancient Statue
Ancient Statue
Musical Instrument
Musical Instrument
Ornament
Ornament
Jwellery
Jwellery
M O S T P O P U L A R A N T I Q U E T O I N V E S T

5. INVEST IN
INVEST IN ART & ANTIQUE
ART & ANTIQUE
If you are
passionate
If you are
looking to
diversify
your asset
If you have
high risk
tolerance
If you can
afford
maintenanc
e and
insurance

6. TAXES ON ART
& ANTIQUE
INVESTMENT
If item purchased inside India then tax rate will
be15% to 18%.
If purchased from outside of India then custom
duty of 15% +tax
Value of item exceeds INR 30lacs then it comes
under tax bracket, previously it was 1 crore.
Painting and drawing are exempted from tax
Tax on Income earned
Gift tax- If art received in the form of gift and its
value exceeds Rs 50k, tax will be charged.
Sale of Art work- Item holds for at leaset 3 years,
20% tax will be levied on capital gain.

7. VALUTION Data from multiple sources are compared, that source might
be auction house, private and corporate collecetors, curators
and specialized analyst.
Information assymetry is very high that makes price
enefficient.
Market Demand
Liquidity Capability
Artist publicity
Sales Trend: Average sales price
Quality
Condition
Provenance: Source, Origin. History of ownership
Artist personal Information
Publicity an Media
Comparable
Auction venue
Factors affecting the value
Art Valuation

9. THANK
THANK
THANK
YOU
YOU
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