List of tax offices in Hessen

This list names the tax offices in Hessen .

General

The former building of the Oberfinanzdirektion Frankfurt

The Hessian tax offices are lower state authorities . As the middle state authority, the Oberfinanzdirektion Frankfurt am Main is superordinate to them , and the highest state authority is the Hessian Ministry of Finance . Since the reorganization in 2004 there are 35 tax offices in Hessen. These always consist of a main office and sometimes one or more administrative or branch offices. The tax offices are responsible for the tax tasks of the respective tax office districts indicated. In addition, there are a large number of special responsibilities in which tasks are concentrated at individual tax offices. For example, the Frankfurt am Main III tax office is responsible for the administration of racing betting and lottery tax throughout Hesse, and the Wiesbaden II tax office is responsible for monitoring casinos. Details are regulated in the ordinance on the responsibilities of the Hessian tax offices of November 16, 2017.

list

image	Name of the Federal Tax Office number	Place address	Tax District	building	Authority history
0	Tax office Alsfeld-Lauterbach 2601	Alsfeld In der Rambach 11	Vogelsbergkreis	0	The Homberg (Ohm) tax office was abolished on June 1, 1932 and its district was divided between the Alsfeld and Grünberg tax offices.
	Alsfeld-Lauterbach tax office - Lauterbach administrative office 2629	Lauterbach (Hesse) Bahnhofstrasse 69	0	The Lauterbach tax office was built in 1901 in a restrained Renaissance style as a grand ducal Hessian "tax building" and district treasury. It is a listed building.	0
	Tax office Bad Homburg vdH 2603	Bad Homburg vor der Höhe Norsk-Data-Straße 1 (Kaiser-Friedrich-Promenade 8-10)	Hochtaunuskreis	→ Main article : Jägerkaserne (Bad Homburg) The building was erected in 1854 as barracks for the military of the Landgraviate of Hesse-Homburg. From 1871 to 1918 it was garrison of the Fusilier Regiment von Gersdorff (Kurhessisches) No. 80. In the Weimar Republic and during the National Socialist era it served as a site administration. After reconstruction after the Second World War, it was used as a tax office from 1951. Due to the ongoing renovation, the tax office is currently relocated to an office building at Norsk-Data-Straße 1.	0
0	Tax office Bensheim 2605	Bensheim Berliner Ring 35	Bergstrasse district without Hirschhorn and Neckarsteinach	In October 1989, the Bensheim tax office moved into the new building at Berliner Ring 35. Before that, the office's different work areas were spread across seven branches in the city. In 2014–2015, the existing building was expanded to include a two-story extension.	The Heppenheim (Bergstrasse) tax office was abolished in 1943 and its district was divided between the Worms and Bensheim tax offices.
0	Bensheim tax office - Fürth branch 2617	Fürth (Odenwald) Erbacher Strasse 23	0	0	0
	Tax office Darmstadt 2607	Darmstadt Soderstrasse 30	The cities of Darmstadt, Griesheim, Ober-Ramstadt, Pfungstadt and Weiterstadt as well as the communities Alsbach-Hähnlein, Bickenbach, Erzhausen, Messel, Modautal, Mühltal, Rossdorf and Seeheim-Jugenheim.	→ Main article : Old tax office (Darmstadt) Some departments of the tax office are still housed in the old tax office at Lindenhofstraße 15 . The building is a historical monument.	0
0	Tax office Dieburg 2608	Dieburg Marienstraße 19	The cities of Babenhausen, Dieburg, Groß-Bieberau, Groß-Umstadt and Reinheim as well as the communities Eppertshausen, Fischbachtal, Groß-Zimmer, Münster (Hesse), Otzberg and Schaafheim.	0	0
	Tax office Dillenburg 2609	Dillenburg Wilhelmstrasse 9	The towns of Dillenburg, Haiger and Herborn as well as the communities Breitscheid, Dietzhölztal, Driedorf, Eschenburg, Greifenstein, Mittenaar, Siegbach and Sinn.	0	0
	Tax office Eschwege-Witzenhausen 2610	Eschwege Schlesienstrasse 2	Werra-Meißner district	The building was built in 1936 as the command building of the Eschwege Air Base and is a listed building.	0
0	Eschwege-Witzenhausen tax office - Witzenhausen administrative office 2641	Witzenhausen Südbahnhofstrasse 37	0	0	0
	Tax office Frankfurt am Main I 2613	Frankfurt am Main Gutleutstrasse 124	The city of Frankfurt am Main without the tax office at Frankfurt / M. Districts covered by V-Höchst, but only taxpayers - with Exception of corporations, associations of persons and estates - whose names begin with the letters P to Z.	Since 1994, the Frankfurt tax offices have been combined in the Gutleutviertel administrative center.	0
0	Tax office Frankfurt am Main II 2612	Frankfurt am Main Gutleutstrasse 122	The city of Frankfurt am Main without the tax office at Frankfurt / M. Districts covered by V-Höchst, but only taxpayers - with Exception of corporations, associations of persons and estates - whose name begins with the letters A to G.	0	0
0	Tax office Frankfurt am Main III 2645	Frankfurt am Main Gutleutstrasse 120	The city of Frankfurt am Main, but only corporations, associations of persons and estates within the meaning of § 4, whose name begins with the letters A to M.	The Frankfurt-Niedenau tax office was initially located at Guiollettstrasse 21. On April 1, 1928, it moved to Börsenstrasse 19. Part of the business operations were relocated to Steinweg 9 from 1936. In 1947 the Frankfurt-Mitte tax office took up its seat at Stiftstrasse 9-17. In 1956 the Frankfurt Stock Exchange tax office was located in building Zeil 112-114, and from 1959 in Börsenstrasse 2-4. In 1994 the company moved to the Gutleutstrasse administrative center.	In 1920 the Frankfurt-Niedenau tax office was set up for the central collection of stamp duty . On April 1, 1929, it was renamed the Frankfurt Stock Exchange Tax Office . On September 1, 1947, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange tax office was merged with the Frankfurt-Ost tax office to form the Frankfurt-Mitte tax office. On January 1, 1956, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange tax office became independent again and, with the move to the Gutleutstrasse administrative center in 1994, was renamed the Frankfurt III tax office.
0	Tax office Frankfurt am Main IV 2614	Frankfurt am Main Gutleutstrasse 118	The city of Frankfurt am Main without the tax office at Frankfurt / M. Districts covered by V-Höchst, but only taxpayers - with Exception of corporations, associations of persons and estates - whose name begins with the letters H to O.	0	0
0	Tax office Frankfurt am Main V-Höchst 2647	Frankfurt am Main Gutleutstrasse 116	The districts of Griesheim, Höchst, Nied, Schwanheim - without the district Goldstein-Ost -, Sindlingen, Sossenheim, Unterliederbach and Zeilsheim of the city of Frankfurt am Main; the city of Frankfurt am Main for corporations, associations of persons and estates whose name begins with the letters N to Z.	0	0
0	Tax office Frankfurt am Main V-Höchst - administrative office Höchst 2615	Frankfurt-Höchst Leonhardstrasse 10-12	0	0	0
	Tax office Friedberg 2616	Friedberg Leonhardstrasse 10-12	The cities of Bad Nauheim, Bad Vilbel, Butzbach, Friedberg (Hessen), Karben, Münzenberg, Niddatal, Reichelsheim (Wetterau) and Rosbach vd Höhe as well as the communities of Florstadt, Ober-Mörlen, Rockenberg, Wölfersheim and Wöllstadt.	0	The Butzbach tax office (Upper Hesse) was abolished on June 1, 1932 and its district was divided between the Gießen and Friedberg tax offices. The Hungen (Upper Hesse) tax office was abolished in 1943 and its district was divided between the Gießen and Grünberg tax offices.
0	Tax office Fulda 2618	Fulda Koenigstrasse 2	District of Fulda	0	0
0	Tax office Gelnhausen 2619	Gelnhausen Frankfurter Strasse 10-14	The cities of Bad Orb, Bad Soden-Salmünster, Gelnhausen, Schlüchtern, Steinau an der Straße and Wächtersbach as well as the communities of Biebergemünd, Birstein, Brachttal, Flörsbachtal, Freigericht, Gründau, Hasselroth, Jossgrund, Linsengericht and Sinntal.	0	0
	Gießen tax office 2620	Giessen Schubertstrasse 60	District of Giessen	The building of the Gießen tax office was built from the end of 1936 as an army hospital according to plans by government building officer Rudolf Eisenhardt from the Gießen army building office. It is a listed building.	The Butzbach tax office (Upper Hesse) was abolished on June 1, 1932 and its district was divided between the Gießen and Friedberg tax offices.
	Gross-Gerau tax office 2621	Groß-Gerau European ring 11-13	Groß-Gerau district	The tax office shares the building with the Groß-Gerau district court .	0
	Hanau tax office 2622	Hanau Am Freiheitsplatz 2	The cities of Bruchköbel, Hanau, Langenselbold, Maintal and Nidderau as well as the communities Erlensee, Groß-Krotzenburg, Hammersbach, Neuberg, Niederdorfelden, Rodenbach, Ronneburg and Schöneck.	0	0
	Tax office Hersfeld-Rotenburg 2602	Bad Hersfeld Im Stift 7	District of Hersfeld-Rotenburg	0	0
0	Tax office Hersfeld-Rotenburg - administrative office Rotenburg 2636	Rotenburg at Fulda Dickenrücker Strasse 12	0	0	0
	Tax office Hofheim 2646	Hofheim am Taunus Nordring 4-10	Main-Taunus-Kreis	0	0
0	Tax office Kassel I 2625	Kassel Altmarkt 1	The cities of Baunatal, Kassel, Naumburg, Vellmar, Wolfhagen and Zierenberg and the communities of Ahnatal, Bad Emstal, Breuna, Espenau, Fuldabrück, Fuldatal, Habichtswald, Helsa, Kaufungen, Lohfelden, Nieste, Niestetal, Schauenburg and Söhrewald - but only for taxpayers whose name begins with the letters A to K.	0	0
0	Tax office Kassel II-Hofgeismar 2626	Kassel Altmarkt 1	The cities of Baunatal, Kassel, Naumburg, Vellmar, Wolfhagen and Zierenberg as well as the communities of Ahnatal, Bad Emstal, Breuna, Espenau, Fuldabrück, Fuldatal, Habichtswald, Helsa, Kaufungen, Lohfelden, Nieste, Niestetal, Schauenburg and Söhrewald - but only for taxpayers whose name begins with the letters L to Z -, the cities of Bad Karlshafen, Grebenstein, Hofgeismar, Immenhausen, Liebenau and Trendelburg as well as the municipalities of Calden, Oberweser, Reinhardshagen and Wahlsburg.	0	0
0	Tax office Kassel II-Hofgeismar - administrative office Hofgeismar 2617	Hofgeismar Old Town Church Square 10	0	The tax office building, built in 1928, is a two-wing plastered building on a high sandstone base. Towards the church square it has a seven-axis facade. It is a listed building.	0
	Korbach-Frankenberg tax office 2627	Korbach Medebacher Landstrasse 29	Waldeck-Frankenberg district	The tax office was initially housed in two inadequate buildings and had to share one with a restaurant. In 1927 the construction of the new tax office according to plans of the government building councilor Christian Beyer began. The inauguration took place on November 19, 1928.	0
0	Korbach-Frankenberg tax office - Frankenberg office 2611	Frankenberg (Eder) Geismarer Strasse 16	0	0	0
	Tax office Langen 2628	Langen (Hessen) Zimmerstrasse 27	The towns of Dietzenbach, Dreieich, Langen and Rödermark and the municipality of Egelsbach.	0	0
	Limburg-Weilburg tax office 2630	Limburg on Lahn Walderdorffstraße 11	Limburg-Weilburg district	The building was built in 1926/27 as a tax office by the Reichsbauamt Kassel. It is a listed building.	0
	Tax office Limburg-Weilburg - administrative office Weilburg 2638	Weilburg Kruppstrasse 1	0	The tax office is housed in the building of the mining office that was dissolved in 1971. The house, built in 1907/08 in the style of an objectified New Baroque or Classicism, is a listed building.	0
0	Marburg-Biedenkopf tax office 2631	Marburg Robert-Koch-Strasse 7	Marburg-Biedenkopf district	The former tax office at Biegenstrasse 9 is a listed building	0
0	Marburg-Biedenkopf tax office - Biedenkopf administration office 2606	Biedenkopf in the field 2	0	0	0
0	Michelstadt tax office 2633	Michelstadt Erbacher Strasse 48	Odenwaldkreis and the cities of Hirschhorn (Neckar) and Neckarsteinach.	0	The Beerfelden tax office was abolished in 1943 and its district was assigned to that of the Michelbach tax office.
0	Tax office Nidda 2634	Nidda Schillerstrasse 38	The cities of Büdingen, Gedern, Nidda and Ortenberg as well as the communities Altenstadt, Echzell, Glauburg, Hirzenhain, Kefenrod, Limesheim and Ranstadt.	0	0
	Offenbach am Main tax office I 2635	Offenbach am Main Bieberer Strasse 59	The cities of Heusenstamm, Mühlheim am Main, Neu-Isenburg, Obertshausen, Offenbach am Main, Rodgau and Seligenstadt and the communities of Hainburg and Mainhausen, but only for taxpayers whose names begin with the letters A to K.	0	0
0	Offenbach am Main II 2644 tax office	Offenbach am Main Bieberer Strasse 59	The cities of Heusenstamm, Mühlheim am Main, Neu-Isenburg, Obertshausen, Offenbach am Main, Rodgau and Seligenstadt as well as the municipalities of Hainburg and Mainhausen, but only for taxpayers whose names begin with the letters L to Z.	0	0
	Rheingau-Taunus tax office 2604	Bad Schwalbach Emser Strasse 27 a	Rheingau-Taunus district	After his formation, the tax office initially used the Rotenburger Schlößchen as the official seat. In 1930 they moved into two buildings in Villa Adria (Rheinstrasse 3, see picture). These buildings were used as barracks and military school during the Rhineland occupation. Today the tax office has its seat at Emser Straße 27 a.	0
0	Rheingau-Taunus tax office - Rüdesheim administration office 2637	Rüdesheim am Rhein Hugo-Asbach-Strasse 3-7	0	0	0
0	Tax office Schwalm-Eder 2624	Fritzlar Georgengasse 3-5	Schwalm-Eder district	0	0
	Schwalm-Eder tax office - Melsungen office 2632	Melsungen Kasseler Strasse 31	0	The tax office is housed in Melsungen Castle.	0
0	Tax office Schwalm-Eder - Administrative office Schwalmstadt 2642	Ziegenhain Landgraf-Philipp-Strasse 15	0	0	0
0	Tax office Wetzlar 2639	Wetzlar Frankfurter Strasse 59	The cities of Asslar, Braunfels, Leun, Solms and Wetzlar, as well as the communities of Bischoffen, Ehringshausen, Hohenahr, Hüttenberg, Lahnau, Schöffengrund and Waldsolms.	0	0
	Tax office Wiesbaden I 2640	Wiesbaden Dostojewskistraße 8	The city of Wiesbaden, but only those taxpayers whose names begin with the letters A to K.	0	0
	Tax office Wiesbaden II 2643	Wiesbaden Dostojewskistraße 8	The city of Wiesbaden, but only those taxpayers whose names begin with the letters L to Z.	0	0

history

With the Erzberger reform , a unified Reich finance administration was created in Germany . As lower tax authorities, tax offices arose at the level of the districts. The legal basis was the announcement on the seats and districts of the tax offices of June 16, 1920. For the province of Hessen-Nassau , the tax offices were superordinated to the state tax office of Kassel, for the people of Hesse the state tax office of Darmstadt.

The state tax office Kassel was followed by:

1. Tax office Bad Homburg vdH
2. Biedenkopf tax office
3. Cassel tax office
4. Corbach tax office
5. Tax office Dietz
6. Tax office Dillenburg
7. Eschwege tax office
8. Finanzamt Frankenberg (Eder)
9. Frankfurt am Main-Ost tax office
10. Frankfurt am Main-West tax office
11. Tax office Frankfurt am Main suburb
12. Tax office Fritzlar
13. Tax office Fulda
14. Gelnhausen tax office
15. Tax office Hachenburg
16. Hanau tax office
17. Tax office Hersfeld
18. Hofgeismar tax office
19. Tax office Homberg (District Cassel)
20. Tax office Höchst (Main)
21. Tax office Hünfeld
22. Tax office Langenschwalbach
23. Tax office Limburg (Lahn)
24. Tax office Marburg (Lahn)
25. Melsungen tax office
26. Montabaur tax office
27. Rotenburg (Fulda) tax office
28. Rüdesheim tax office
29. Tax office St. Goarshausen
30. Tax office Schlüchtern (District Cassel)
31. Weilburg tax office
32. Tax office Westerburg (Westerwald)
33. Wetzlar tax office
34. Wiesbaden tax office
35. Witzenhausen tax office
36. Wolfhagen tax office (District Cassel)
37. Tax office Ziegenhain (District Cassel)

The state tax office in Darmstadt was followed by:

1. Tax office Alsfeld
2. Tax office Alzey (*)
3. Tax office Beerfelden (Odenwald) - The tax office was abolished in 1943 and its district was assigned to that of the Michelbach tax office.
4. Tax office Bingen (*)
5. Büdingen tax office (Upper Hesse)
6. Tax office Butzbach (Upper Hesse) - The tax office was abolished on June 1, 1932 and its district was divided between the tax offices of Gießen and Friedberg.
7. Darmstadt-Stadt tax office
8. Darmstadt-Land tax office
9. Tax office Dieburg
10. Tax office Friedberg (Hesse)
11. Tax Office Fürth (Odenwald)
12. Giessen tax office
13. Gross-Gerau tax office
14. Tax office Grünberg (Hesse)
15. Tax office Heppenheim (Bergstrasse) - The tax office was abolished in 1943 and its district was divided between the tax offices of Worms and Bensheim.
16. Tax office Höchst (Odenwald)
17. Tax office Homberg (Upper Hesse) - The tax office was abolished on June 1, 1932 and its district was divided between the tax offices Alsfeld and Grünberg.
18. Tax office Hungen (Upper Hesse) - The tax office was abolished in 1943 and its district was divided between the tax offices of Gießen and Grünberg.
19. Langen tax office (Darmstadt district)
20. Lauterbach tax office (Hesse)
21. Tax office Mainz I (*) - renamed Mainz city center in 1931.
22. Tax office Mainz II (*) - renamed Mainz-Außenstadt in 1931.
23. Tax office Mainz III (*) - renamed Mainz-Land in 1931.
24. Tax office Michelstadt (Odenwald)
25. Tax office Nidda (Upper Hesse)
26. Tax office Oberingelheim (Rhein) (*) - canceled in 1943 and assigned to the tax office in Bingen.
27. Offenbach City Tax Office
28. Offenbach-Land tax office
29. Tax office Oppenheim (*)
30. Tax office Osthofen (Rheinhessen) (*) - canceled in 1943 and assigned to the tax office in Worms.
31. Tax Office Reinheim (Hesse)
32. Tax Office Scots
33. Seligenstadt tax office
34. Tax office Worms-Stadt (*)
35. Tax office Worms-Land (*)
36. Tax office Wörrstadt (Rheinhessen) (*) - repealed in 1943 and assigned to the tax office in Alzey.
37. Tax office Zwingenberg (Hesse)

(*) The Hessian province of Rheinhessen became part of Rhineland-Palatinate after 1945 .

Reorganization 2004

Before the reorganization in 2004, there were 46 tax offices in Hesse, eleven of which were downgraded to administrative offices in 2014. The previous tax offices were:

1. Tax office Alsfeld
2. Bad Hersfeld tax office
3. Tax office Bad Homburg vdH
4. Bad Schwalbach tax office
5. Bensheim tax office
6. Biedenkopf tax office
7. Darmstadt tax office
8. Tax office Dieburg
9. Tax office Dillenburg
10. Eschwege tax office
11. Finanzamt Frankenberg (Eder)
12. Frankfurt am Main-Höchst tax office
13. Tax office Frankfurt am Main I
14. Tax office Frankfurt am Main II
15. Tax office Frankfurt am Main III
16. Tax office Frankfurt am Main IV
17. Tax office Frankfurt am Main V
18. Friedberg tax office
19. Tax office Fritzlar
20. Tax office Fulda
21. Gelnhausen tax office
22. Giessen tax office
23. Gross-Gerau tax office
24. Hanau tax office
25. Hofgeismar tax office
26. Hofheim tax office
27. Tax office Kassel -Goethestrasse
28. Kassel-Spohrstrasse tax office
29. Korbach tax office
30. Tax office Langen (Hessen)
31. Lauterbach tax office (Hesse)
32. Limburg tax office
33. Marburg tax office
34. Melsungen tax office
35. Michelstadt tax office
36. Tax office Nidda
37. Offenbach am Main-Land tax office
38. Offenbach am Main-Stadt tax office
39. Rotenburg ad Fulda tax office
40. Rüdesheim tax office
41. Schwalmstadt tax office
42. Weilburg tax office
43. Wetzlar tax office
44. Tax office Wiesbaden I
45. Wiesbaden tax office
46. Witzenhausen tax office

Structural reform of the Hessian tax administration in 2017

In March 2017, a structural reform of the Hessian tax administration was presented. The aim is to relocate jobs to rural regions. A pilot project is being implemented at the Bensheim tax office, which is to take over the processing of corporation tax and the tax audit from the Darmstadt tax office . For this purpose, 36 additional posts will be created in Bensheim. If the pilot project proves itself, further relocations from other large to small tax offices should be examined.

Legal bases

• Law on Financial Management (FVG) as published on April 4, 2006 (Federal Law Gazette I 2006 p. 846, 1202), last amended by Article 17 of the law of December 8, 2010 (Federal Law Gazette I 2010 p. 1768)

• Ordinance on the responsibilities of the Hessian tax offices of December 16, 2008 (GVBl. I 2008 p. 1050)

• Ordinance on the responsibilities of the Hessian tax offices of November 16, 2017 (Law and Ordinance Gazette for the State of Hesse, No. 24, of December 5, 2017, p. 367 ff.)

• Identical decrees of the highest tax authorities of the federal states on the new version of the rules of procedure for the tax offices (FAGO 2010) of November 16, 2010 (BStBl. I 2010 p. 1315)

Web links

Commons : Tax offices in Hesse  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Tax offices in Hessen

Individual evidence

1. ↑ RFBl. 1931 p. 163 and RFBl. 1932 p. 73.
2. ^ State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Hesse (ed.): Finanzamt Lauterbach In: DenkXweb, online edition of cultural monuments in Hesse
3. ^ Ordinance on the abolition of tax offices in the Hesse regional finance district of July 17, 1943; RFBl. 1943 p. 211 and p. 220.
4. ^ Susanne Jacob, Thomas Wiegand: Cultural monuments in Hessen. Werr-Meißer circle. II. City of Eschwege. In: State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Hesse (ed.): Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Vieweg, Braunschweig / Wiesbaden 1992, ISBN 3-528-06241-X , p. 290.
5. ↑ Susanne Meinl, Jutta Zwilling: Legalized Robbery: The Plundering of Jews in National Socialism by the Reich Finance Administration in Hesse, 2004, ISBN 9783593376127 , p. 342, digitized
6. ↑ RFBl. 1931 p. 163 and RFBl. 1932 p. 53.
7. ^ Ordinance on the abolition of tax offices in the Hesse regional finance district of July 17, 1943; RFBl. 1943 p. 211 and p. 220.
8. ^ State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Hesse (ed.): Former. Army hospital site Gießen, today tax office In: DenkXweb, online edition of cultural monuments in Hessen
9. ↑ RFBl. 1931 p. 163 and RFBl. 1932 p. 53.
10. ^ Brigitte Warlich-Schenk: Cultural monuments in Hessen. District of Kassel . Part 1. In: State Office for Monument Preservation Hessen (Hrsg.): Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany . Vieweg, Braunschweig / Wiesbaden 1988, ISBN 3-528-06239-8 , pp. 278 .
11. ^ Wolfgang Medding: Korbach - The history of a German city, 1955, p. 366.
12. ↑ State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Hesse (ed.): Finanzamt Limburg In: DenkXweb, online edition of cultural monuments in Hesse
13. ^ State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Hesse (ed.): Former. Kruppsche Bergverwaltung (tax office) In: DenkXweb, online edition of cultural monuments in Hessen
14. ^ Ordinance on the abolition of tax offices in the Hesse regional finance district of July 17, 1943; RFBl. 1943 p. 211 and p. 220.
15. ↑ RFBl. P. 271
16. ^ Michael Rademacher: German administrative history from the unification of the empire in 1871 to the reunification in 1990. lfa_cassel.html. (Based on Gothaisches Jahrbuch für Diplomatie, Verwaltung und Wirtschaft 1926 and Statistics des Deutschen Reiches. Volume 337: The German wealth taxation before and after the war. Berlin 1927; online material for the dissertation, Osnabrück 2006). 
17. ^ Michael Rademacher: German administrative history from the unification of the empire in 1871 to the reunification in 1990. lfa_darmstadt.html. (Based on Gothaisches Jahrbuch für Diplomatie, Verwaltung und Wirtschaft 1926 and Statistics des Deutschen Reiches. Volume 337: The German wealth taxation before and after the war. Berlin 1927; online material for the dissertation, Osnabrück 2006). 
18. ^ Ordinance on the abolition of tax offices in the Hesse regional finance district of July 17, 1943; RFBl. 1943 p. 211 and p. 220.
19. ↑ RFBl. 1931 p. 163 and RFBl. 1932 p. 53.
20. ^ Ordinance on the abolition of tax offices in the Hesse regional finance district of July 17, 1943; RFBl. 1943 p. 211 and p. 220.
21. ↑ RFBl. 1931 p. 163 and RFBl. 1932 p. 73.
22. ^ Ordinance on the abolition of tax offices in the Hesse regional finance district of July 17, 1943; RFBl. 1943 p. 211 and p. 220.
23. ^ Correction of the register of the tax offices of the German Reich of April 29, 1931; RFBl. 1931 p. 65.
24. ^ Correction of the register of the tax offices of the German Reich of April 29, 1931; RFBl. 1931 p. 65.
25. ^ Correction of the register of the tax offices of the German Reich of April 29, 1931; RFBl. 1931 p. 65.
26. ^ Ordinance on the abolition of tax offices in the Hesse regional finance district of July 17, 1943; in: Official Journal of the Reich Finance Administration, 1943, p. 211
27. ^ Ordinance on the abolition of tax offices in the Hesse regional finance district of July 17, 1943; in: Official Journal of the Reich Finance Administration, 1943, p. 211
28. ^ Ordinance on the abolition of tax offices in the Hesse regional finance district of July 17, 1943; in: Official Journal of the Reich Finance Administration, 1943, p. 212
29. ↑ Ordinance on the responsibilities of the Hessian tax offices (BeschVoFÄ) (GVBl. II 40-21) of December 11, 2003 . In: The Hessian Minister of Finance (Hrsg.): Law and Ordinance Gazette for the State of Hesse . 2003 No. 19 , p. 335 ( online at the information system of the Hessian state parliament [PDF; 1.1 MB ]).
30. ↑ hessenschau.de, Frankfurt, Germany: Hessen strengthens financial administration in the country | hessenschau.de | Politics . In: hessenschau.de . March 14, 2017 ( hessenschau.de [accessed November 10, 2017]). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
31. ↑ Ordinance on the responsibilities of the Hessian tax offices (BeschVoFÄ) (GVBl. II 40-21) of December 16, 2008 . In: The Hessian Minister of Finance (Hrsg.): Law and Ordinance Gazette for the State of Hesse . 2008 No. 25 , p. 1050 ( online at the information system of the Hessian state parliament [PDF; 1,3 MB ]).
32. ↑ Ordinance on the responsibilities of the Hessian tax offices (BefVoFÄ) (FFN 40–26; lifts to FFN 40–2) of November 16, 2017 . In: The Hessian Minister of Finance (Hrsg.): Law and Ordinance Gazette for the State of Hesse . 2017 No. 24 , p. 367 ( online at the information system of the Hessian state parliament [PDF; 161 kB ]).

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