STÁTNÍ TAJEMNÍK U ŘÍŠSKÉHO PROTEKTORA V ČECHÁCH A NA MORAVĚ, PRAHA, inv. 1592, sig. 109-4/1346 (poškozeno) Page 111 · 111 of 250
STATE SECRETARY FOR THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 1592, sig. 109-4/1346 (damaged)
English Translation
On the other hand, the Czech financial administration gave the Jews who emigrated to the Länder, exceptionally high emigration taxes and taxes, which in individual cases exceeded the stock of the existing property, and these prescripts were also made in the case of confiscated assets. As far as the immediate collection of the due taxes was not possible, but the Jews possessed real estate, the securing of the taxes was often carried out by contributions to Zweng mortgages in the base banks. If the confiscation may have continued to be subject to taxation until the recovery has taken place, as would be the case for private investors, this would have led to a considerable, perhaps even large, part of the collection assets in porm of taxes to the protectorate's treasury. The result of the work carried out by the German authorities on the collection and management of the assets of the confiscation would thus have been largely unwarranted to the benefit of the Protectorate's treasury. The large-scale staff shortage, caused by the 80569 war, delayed the execution of the recovery in the vast majority of cases. In most cases, such confiscation after seizure was not possible. Therefore, during the longer periods between seizure and confiscating, the confis-cation capacity would have been largely fused by the involvement of the protectorate authorities. It should also be borne in mind that the tax authorities of the Protectorate tried by all means to bring in the highest possible amounts of tax, whereby, in the absence of suitable documents, the free and so-called