Abstract
The process of acquiring objects by cultural institutions, as necessary for the implementation of their basic task, which is collecting collections, often takes place through the purchase of works by way of sale agreements from natural persons who are their creators. Due to the needs of cultural institutions, in practice, it is possible to identify a pattern in which the contract of sale of things is accompanied by a contract of free transfer of proprietary copyrights to works fixed in things. This mixed civil law contract, combining elements of a sales contract and a contract that transfers proprietary copyrights, entails numerous tax consequences, which have been analyzed in this article.
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