the Swiss Parliament approved a number of measures of more stringent regulation of the storage of objects in riporto. This is a special protected storage facilities, which are covered by a special regime of customs regulation, for which triparty particularly loved the owners of expensive works of art. Restrictions on "free havens" are part of a massive public campaign to combat money laundering, smuggling and other illegal deiatelnostiu@

Edits to the customs laws of Switzerland, will enter into force on 1 January 2016. From now on, it will be necessary to divide the items intended for export, and those that the owner intends to store in his cell constantly. The shelf life of items destined for export will now be limited to 6 months (with possibility of extension in the provision of appropriate arguments).

For greater transparency for exporters will be obliged to indicate the name and designation of goods intended for temporary storage at the Freeport of Switzerland. To keep things in Freeport for export will be possible only in the presence of the registered office or at home for rubezhom@

in addition, managers reportou will be required to register in the coming triparty objects and their owners. And in order to prevent money laundering, will expand the list of objects considered as objects of investment, their number will include wine, cigars, cars, motorcycles and Mabel@

a Limitation of the retention period of objects for export in riporto six months will have more negative impact on the art market. As well as the new requirement to specify the names of the account holders and those who buy items from the cells. Collectors, hiding their treasures from the tax authorities to a "free harbour", soon had new troubles. However, the new Swiss rules is unlikely to become a surprise to them. Under U.S. pressure, the concept of Bank secrecy and other financial secrets raced in proshloe@

the Material was prepared by Maria Onuchin, AI

Источники: artnet.com, artinvestment.ru