DATEV eG, founded in 1966 and headquartered in Nuremberg, is one of Germany’s leading software and IT service providers, specialising in solutions for tax advisers, auditors, solicitors, and medium-sized enterprises.

As a cooperative, it develops digital tools that streamline accounting, payroll, tax compliance, and business management, enabling professionals to work more accurately and efficiently. Beyond software, DATEV provides secure data hosting, advisory services, and training programs, ensuring its members and clients can adapt to regulatory changes and technological advancements with confidence.

A central aspect of DATEV’s activities is the promotion of digital transformation within the finance and legal services sectors. Its software and IT solutions are designed to be secure, user-friendly, and adaptable to evolving regulatory requirements. By combining technical expertise with a deep understanding of professional needs, DATEV enables organisations to handle complex transactions and reporting obligations while maintaining accuracy and transparency. Its focus on data protection ensures that sensitive financial and legal information is managed responsibly, in line with the highest industry standards.

DATEV also engages in knowledge-sharing and support for its clients, offering guidance on regulatory changes, best practices, and emerging technologies. This combination of software, services, and professional insight allows clients to make informed decisions, enhance operational efficiency, and respond effectively to evolving market and legal frameworks. While its primary presence remains in Germany, DATEV’s solutions are increasingly being adopted by organisations abroad, reflecting the growing relevance of secure and efficient digital processes in international business contexts.

The German British Business Summit on 15 October provides an opportunity for DATEV to contribute to discussions on innovation, technology, and professional services. The Summit brings together business leaders, policymakers, and institutions from the UK and Germany, creating a platform to exchange perspectives, highlight practical solutions, and explore areas for collaboration.