Art Leasing
Art in the Workplace with Leasing
Art has the power to transcend company walls and bring creativity, inspiration, and well-being to your employees. It can transform an ordinary office space into a place where ideas flourish, productivity increases, and employees feel more connected to their environment.
- Stimulated creativity
- Enhanced brand image
- Increased collaboration
- Employee well-being
- Visual diversity
How B2B leasing works
Who is Leasing for?
Are you a business owner or do you work in a liberal profession? Businesses eligible for the tax deduction associated with art rental must be subject to corporate tax (SA, EURL, SARL, or SAS) or income tax in the category of industrial and commercial profits (BIC).
Deductible Expenses
Art rental fees for the decoration and furnishing of your company's premises are accounted for under account 6068 of the general accounting plan.
This approach offers substantial tax advantages, as the rental is subject to standard rules for deductible expenses from net income (in accordance with Article 39-1 of the General Tax Code), which reduces income tax liabilities.
Setting up B2B leasing
Simulation example
Discover very simply the tax advantage linked to the rental of works of art for
businesses.
Reduction in taxable income
In accordance with article 238 bis AB of the General Tax Code (CGI), all rents paid can be deducted from corporate tax for businesses or income tax for liberal professions. This legal provision offers an attractive tax deduction for financing a leased work of art.
Purchase option
Prior to concluding the leasing contract, you have the possibility to personalize the distribution of your payments over a period ranging from 13 to 48 months.
At the end of the contract period, you consolidate your business assets by simply paying the residual value, which is equivalent to 7.5% of the initial amount financed.