[Restitution, business, tax, accounting and labor law in Germany]

The file contains newspaper clippings by Der Bertriebs-Berater (business consultant) and other documents. The Betriebs-Berater is a weekly trade journal for business and tax lawyers since 1946. It gives relevant information from the areas of business, tax, accounting and labor law - each broken down according to independent headings. The newspaper deals with the topic of Rückerstattung (recompense) as a constitutional law, the interference of the state in economic questions, the control of foreign exchange, the law of taxation, income tax and other taxes. Furthermore topics of social law, such as the employee's right of co-determination, wages, vacation and regulations for the hard-working can be seen. Legal systems and the judiciary in the Allied-occupied zones of Germany are also discussed. In addition a copy of the Bundesrückerstattungsgesetz (Federal Restitution Act) is attached. It is called: Die endgueltige Regelung der Ansprueche der 'Dritten Masse' (The final regulation of the claims of the 'third mass'), presented by Dr. Ernst Schaefer. It was published by W. Rosenstock with the Association of Jewish Refugees in Great Britain in 1957. It describes in detail the restitution for holocaust survivors and the follow generation, furthermore attributes of properties are explained, like the property situation abroad, characteristics of confiscation, like money restriction and pseudo-taxation and the right to claim indemnity.