After the Heist: How Museums Value and Account for Stolen Treasures — Accounting and Tax Implications
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After the Heist: How Museums Value and Account for Stolen Treasures — Accounting and Tax Implications

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2026-02-15
11 min read
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How museums account for stolen treasures — insurance recoveries, write-offs, donor rules and practical 2026 guidance for trustees and collectors.

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