DATEV [SEP] inception
DATEV was founded on 14 February 1966, by 65 tax agents in the Nuremberg area to provide accounting services to its clients with the help of a computer. Its original name was "DATEV Data Processing Organization for Tax Agents and Related Tax Services Providers within the Federal Republic of Germany, a registered co-operative society with limited liability" ("Datenverarbeitung und Dienstleistung für den steuerberatenden Beruf"). The initiators were Heinz Sebiger, the 1997 honorary citizen of Nuremberg, and Joachim Mattheus.
The organisation was established to
Gagliole, vineyard estate for the publisher Rolf Becker, Toskana
- 1973–1974: house Mr. Dohrn, Bad Homburg v.d. Höhe
- 1974: renovation and expansion of Hermersberg Palace for the businessman Reinhold Würth, Niedernhall, Hermersberg
- 1978–1979, 1980: administration building for the DATEV, Nuremberg
- 1978–1982: Hall for aviation- and space flight for the Deutschen Museums Munich
Exhibitions.
- In memoriam Sep Ruf, 1985/86, Ausstellungen: Neue Sammlung, Munich, Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Berlin and Bayerische Vereinsbank,