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 Published on 26 February 2026

Tariffs: the Supreme Court invalidates, Washington persists

The Supreme Court inflicted a slap in the face on Donald Trump, who reacted by imposing new customs duties, based however on a text with a time lim...
Tariffs: the Supreme Court invalidates, Washington persists - Droit et finance
Law and finance
 Published on 05 November 2025

Trumpian tariffs: the Supreme Court gets involved, Customs untangles

As the Supreme Court considers the legality of Donald Trump's tariffs, the Professional Committee of Art Galleries obtains official clarification on...
Trumpian tariffs: the Supreme Court gets involved, Customs untangles - Droit et finance
Interviews
 Published on 11 September 2025

Mathias Ary Jan, SNA custodian: "The négoce appellation is old, noble and very unifying".

In a fast-changing market, complicated by new regulations, the president of the Syndicat des négociants en art - formerly the Syndicat national des...
Mathias Ary Jan, SNA custodian: "The négoce appellation is old, noble and very unifying". - Interview
Fairs
 Published on 03 September 2025

Parcours des Mondes: A Journey Through Changing Worlds, from Oceanic Art to Contemporary African Art

Once again under the honorary presidency of patron Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière, the 24th Parcours des mondes aims to broaden its audience by promoting...
Parcours des Mondes: A Journey Through Changing Worlds, from Oceanic Art to Contemporary African Art - Foires et salons
Fairs
 Published on 22 May 2025

In New York, Frieze and TEFAF send a positive signal of recovery in the art market

Despite economic uncertainties and the contraction of the art market in 2024, the two New York events closed, just a few days apart, with rising attendance...
In New York, Frieze and TEFAF send a positive signal of recovery in the art market - Foires et salons
Fairs
 Published on 01 May 2025

GemGenève 2025: the gem show sets a (serene) course into the unknown

The 9th edition of Geneva's gem show opens May 8-11 against an uncertain geo-economic backdrop. The organizers are countering this uncertainty with...
GemGenève 2025: the gem show sets a (serene) course into the unknown - Foires et salons
Law and finance
 Published on 17 April 2025

US tariffs: a storm in the art market?

Following Donald Trump's introduction of across-the-board tariffs, followed by the in extremis suspension of new reciprocal and targeted impositions:...
US tariffs: a storm in the art market? - Droit et finance
Newsfeed
 Published on 27 March 2025

Tax: temporary admission extended to 4 years

In the UK, when a market player imports a work of art, it can avoid paying VAT at 5%...provided that it is sold abroad within 2 years. On March 12,...
Tax: temporary admission extended to 4 years - Fil d'actu
Law and finance
 Published on 25 April 2024

The art market and the European Union's new customs requirements

Following in the footsteps of the Syndicat national des antiquaires, the Compagnie nationale des experts en art has organized an information meeting...
The art market and the European Union's new customs requirements - Droit et finance
Law and finance
 Published on 14 March 2024

Will EU Regulation 2019-880 sound the death knell for non-EU imports?

The claws of the decried regulation are tightening around art dealers and auctioneers, who see in this text the risk of jeopardizing the importation...
Will EU Regulation 2019-880 sound the death knell for non-EU imports? - Droit et finance
Law and finance
 Published on 15 February 2024

LCB-FT regulations: an inappropriate mechanism for antique dealers?

At a time when the fight against money laundering and the financing of terrorism is intensifying, the Syndicat national des antiquaires (SNA) is pointing...
LCB-FT regulations: an inappropriate mechanism for antique dealers? - Droit et finance
Law and finance
 Published on 05 October 2023

The burden of Brexit: deadlines, VAT and administrative formalities

"Companies and buyers of antiques are adapting to the effects of Brexit by changing their systems and habits," says Kevin Hairsine - founder of Hairsines.com,...
The burden of Brexit: deadlines, VAT and administrative formalities - Droit et finance
Law and finance
 Published on 18 March 2021

England to get eight free ports

On March 3, the British government announced in its budget the creation of eight major free ports in England, with the aim of stimulating the local...
England to get eight free ports - Droit et finance
Market Trends
 Published on 28 January 2021

Brexit: the consequences for the European art market

In extremis... the United Kingdom and the European Union have managed to harmonize their positions, more than four years after a referendum with ill-prepared...
Brexit: the consequences for the European art market - Enquête
Market Trends
 Published on 28 January 2021

Brexit, the British point of view

In extremis, the United Kingdom and the European Union have managed to harmonize their positions... more than four years after a referendum with ill-prepared...
Brexit, the British point of view - Enquête
Law and finance
 Published on 01 October 2020

Antiques: customs' meagre harvest

The World Customs Organization has published its data on seizures made in 2019, which give an insignificant place to antiques and works of art : 0.2%...
Antiques: customs' meagre harvest - Droit et finance
Law and finance
 Published on 05 March 2020

Money laundering: stronger measures

By entrusting the control of auction sales to customs, the government intends to boost the fight against financial crime in the art market.
Money laundering: stronger measures - Droit et finance
Market Trends
 Published on 20 February 2020

Brexit, eleven months of transition: wait and see

After almost half a century of "common" life and three years of procrastination, the United Kingdom is no longer part of the European Union as ofFebruary...
Brexit, eleven months of transition: wait and see - Enquête
Interviews
 Published on 09 January 2020

Marion Papillon, a fighter for the CPGA

For eight years, the Comité professionnel des galeries d'art, founded in 1947, was headed by Georges-Philippe Vallois. His vice-president, Marion Papillon,...
Marion Papillon, a fighter for the CPGA - Interview

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