The Art Market Integrity Act subjects certain art traders to records and reports on monetary instruments transactions.
The Art Market Integrity Act amends title 31, United States Code, to subject certain art traders to provisions relating to records and reports on monetary instruments transactions. Specifically, it requires records and reports for individuals engaged in the trade in works of art, excluding those who participated in no single transaction over $10,000 or total transactions under $50,000 in the prior year, or those selling their own art.
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