Collection - Prussian authorities

Inventory description: Cadastral offices [A
Rep. 108 ff.]<br /><br />Later than in other German
Prussia, the laws of May 21, 1861 uniformly organized land and building taxes.
building tax were uniformly organized. With the creation and maintenance
cadastral works and the necessary surveys were entrusted to local
cadastral offices were entrusted at local level, which began their work in 1865.
Until 1919, they were subordinate to the Directorate for the Administration of Direct Taxes in Berlin.
direct taxes, in the peripheral districts of Teltow and Niederbarnim under the
Potsdam government, Department III for direct taxes, domains and forests.
forests. After the formation of the municipality of Berlin in 1920, all of the
Prussian Building and Finance Directorate. <br /><br
/>From the old city district of Berlin, these were the offices of Zentrum
(Mitte), Nordost, Nordwest and Süd, which had emerged in 1890 from the Land Registry Office Berlin I
from the area of the administrative district of Potsdam, the offices of Charlottenburg
offices of Charlottenburg, Köpenick, Lichtenberg, Lichterfelde, Neukölln
(Rixdorf), Pankow, Reinickendorf, Schöneberg, Spandau, Tempelhof and Wilmersdorf.
Wilmersdorf, which were created between 1891 and 1910 through the division of the land registry offices
Berlin II, III and IV. After 1920, the offices of
Berlin-West, Treptow and Zehlendorf were added, so that in the thirties
In the 1930s, there were 18 cadastral offices in Berlin.<br />A 4.1

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