Artists, taxes and benefits [Recurs electrònic] : an international review / Clare McAndrew

By:

McAndrew, Clare

Contributor(s):

Arts Council of England

Series: Research report ; 28Publication details: [London : Arts Council England], 2002Description: 90 p. : digital, fitxer PDF (380,09 Kb)ISBN:

0728709015

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Summary: This report forms part of a programme of research designed to provide a sound evidence base to underpin the Arts Council’s work with the individual artist, creator or maker. A key concern for those working to support individual artists is their engagement with the tax and benefits systems. In 2002, the Arts Council of England commissioned a comparative review of the main features of tax and social security policies in relation to artists in Australia, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, and the Netherlands. The review aims to identify models of best practice from these international case studies which can be used to improve UK tax and social security initiatives for artists. It also provides recommendations for artists within the UK system for improving access, and using their financial rights, to support themselves as artists in a viable and sustainable career. The study covers artists working in the visual arts, crafts, literature, dance, drama and designrelated areas. (Font: Executive summary)

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Acknowledgements -- Steering Group members -- List of acronyms -- Executive summary -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Artists'tax and social welfare in the European Union -- 3. Country case studies: 3.1. Australia ; 3.2. Canada ; 3.3. Denmark ; 3.4. Germany ; 3.5. Ireland ; 3.6. The Netherlands -- 4. The UK context -- 5. Analysis and discussion -- 6. Recommendations and conclusions -- Bibliography -- Appendix 1. Exchange rate for currencies.
Rates used were based on the inter-bank exchange rate at 1 January 2002.

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