Art Investment SnapShot
Investment backed by "art" that you love
Investment underpinned by verified South African art pieces (your collection) - being a stable store of value with expected long-term capital appreciation.
Create Immediate Liquidity (up to 45% Tax Benefit)
A major advantage of the 12J Art Gallery investment is the ability of the investor to use a current asset to generate immediate cash liquidity via the section 12J tax structure.
Only 10% Cash down required to Invest & benefit
Invest by making only a 10% cash contribution, while the remaining portion of the investment is contributed through your existing, verified art collection.
Very HIGH
Targeted IRR's (Returns)*
The investment model of only 10% cash down, combined with the section 12J tax benefit and a targeted consistent low growth rate in the value of the asset combines to provide high targeted returns for investors.
Art retained in home or office while being marketed
Our decentralised model provides for art to be secured in the safety of the qualifying investors' home or office while being marketed by the online art gallery.
Free Access to Online Art Management System
Get 6 months free access to our online art management system. incl. access to stock management, market trends and research modules.
Supported by our innovative Art Management System
1. Please note that an investment in a Futureneers registered Venture Capital Company is by invitation only and not available as an offer to the public. Not all interested parties may be allowed to invest. 2. All benefits and savings referred to on this website relate to a potential income tax saving should the investors deduct their full investments for income tax purposes in accordance with section 12J of the Income Tax act - limited to up to 45% for individuals and trusts and up to 28% for companies (being their assumed effective tax rate saving - actuals may be different), and assuming the investment is made in qualifying entities and the Investor qualifies for the tax benefit. 3. Please obtain external financial and tax advice before investing in any section 12J Venture Capital Company. 4. Potential investors should take note that there are risks involved in buying or selling any financial product and that they are advised to consult a personal financial adviser and tax consultant before making any investment into Venture Capital Companies (VCCs). 5. VCCs are regulated by the Financial Services Conduct Authority (FSCA) and are governed by the South African Revenue Service (SARS). 6. Investments made into any VCC are equity in nature. Investors should therefore note that: - Past performance is not an indication of future performance; and - There are no guarantees in place when investing in VCC shares; and - The investor may loose a portion or even the full investment. 6. The content provided on this website does not constitute as solicitation, guidance, proposal, invitation or investment recommendation, and prior to selecting a financial product it is recommended that investors seek specialised financial, legal and tax advice.