The Oberfinanzpräsidenten(Senior Finance President) Until 1937, Landesfinanzämter (regional finance offices). OFPs were the highest regional authorities responsible for the Reich’s financial administration. From the end of 1941, they were tasked with planning and carrying out the theft of property from deported Jews. More (Senior Finance Presidents, OFP(Senior Finance President) Until 1937, Landesfinanzämter (regional finance offices). OFPs were the highest regional authorities responsible for the Reich’s financial administration. From the end of 1941, they were tasked with planning and carrying out the theft of property from deported Jews. More) formed the middle level of the Reich’s financial administration. Their tasks and responsibilities were largely identical to those of the Landesfinanzämter (State Finance Offices), which had existed until 1937 and were then renamed Oberfinanzpräsidenten(Senior Finance President) Until 1937, Landesfinanzämter (regional finance offices). OFPs were the highest regional authorities responsible for the Reich’s financial administration. From the end of 1941, they were tasked with planning and carrying out the theft of property from deported Jews. More. They reported directly to the Reichsfinanzministerium (Reich Ministry of Finance) and controlled and coordinated the work of the tax offices and agencies in their Oberfinanzbezirk (higher financial district).

The OFP(Senior Finance President) Until 1937, Landesfinanzämter (regional finance offices). OFPs were the highest regional authorities responsible for the Reich’s financial administration. From the end of 1941, they were tasked with planning and carrying out the theft of property from deported Jews. More Berlin also supervised and controlled the expatriation department at the Finanzamt Moabit-West (Moabit-West Tax Office) and the Vermögensverwertungsstelle – two offices that were exclusively responsible for the theft of assets from persecuted persons.

Until 1942, the OFP(Senior Finance President) Until 1937, Landesfinanzämter (regional finance offices). OFPs were the highest regional authorities responsible for the Reich’s financial administration. From the end of 1941, they were tasked with planning and carrying out the theft of property from deported Jews. More Berlin’s area of responsibility covered the whole of Greater Berlin. In 1942, the two Oberfinanzbezirke of Berlin and Brandenburg were merged to form the Berlin-Brandenburg Oberfinanzbezirk, thereby extending the OFP(Senior Finance President) Until 1937, Landesfinanzämter (regional finance offices). OFPs were the highest regional authorities responsible for the Reich’s financial administration. From the end of 1941, they were tasked with planning and carrying out the theft of property from deported Jews. More Berlin’s area of responsibility to Brandenburg.