Entertainment Law
| Sale of Art -- SellingThrough An Auction House |
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| Choosing to sell art and collectibles through an auction house can have many advantages. Auctions are unique, however, and potential sellers should attempt to understand the special nuances of the auction business before diving in.
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| THEATRE: GENERAL MANAGERS |
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| A general manager is employed by the producer and handles the ongoing business of the play or musical. A general manager is often responsible for or aids in the development of the pre-production, overall production, and weekly operating budgets.
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| Sale of Art -- Tax Issues |
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| Because buying and selling are a major part of the art and collectibles world, it is important for collectors to understand the way taxes can affect their transactions. Knowing how each of these works as well as making sure that all transactions are processed legally is crucial to anyone attempting to start or maintain a serious collection. More... |
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| Raising Money Online to Fund a Production or Productions; Post-Registration or Post-Qualification Period |
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| Internet offerings to raise capital for a theatrical production(s) are subject to federal securities laws, and there are restrictions and conditions on the information that can be provided to investors at various stages of the offering. These restrictions and conditions are also dependent upon the type of offering selected. More... |
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| Historic Preservation -- Section 106 -- Archeological Conditions |
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| The Recommended Approach for Consultation on Recovery of Significant The Recommended Approach for Consultation on Recovery of Significant Information from Archeological Sites is a document that speaks to the unique issues and challenges of development on lands with archeological significance. Published by the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, this document serves as a guide for agencies and groups looking to maintain compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act, but avoid the time consuming process of full consultation. More... |
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