Jewish tax

Jewish tax refers to different taxes or anti-Semitically motivated compulsory levies to which Jews were subjected, including:

in the Roman Empire

• Fiscus judaicus

in the middle ages

• Leibzoll , an escort tax when crossing a territorial customs border
• Protection money of the Jews derived from the Judenregal
• Third pfennig , a coronation tax

in Frederician Prussia

• Jewish porcelain

in the time of National Socialism

• Reich flight tax
• Jewish property tax
• Emigration tax (also known as passport levy )

See also:

• Temple tax

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.