- Key Insight: Discover how Forvis Mazars drove its fiscal 2026 revenue to $2.32 billion.
- Supporting Data: Tax and assurance both grew at 5%
Top 10 Firm Forvis Mazars reported $2.32 billion in revenue for fiscal 2026, according to its recently released
That translates to overall growth of 3.5%, with the strongest increases in assurance and tax, at 5%, while its consulting held steady. (Many of the largest accounting firms have reported softening in the market for consulting services.)
In terms of sectors, the firm said three stood out for growth: nonprofit, education and the public sector; private equity; and technology, media and telecommunications.
"This year's accomplishments reflect our continued commitment to stewarding Forvis Mazars for the long term, guided by confidence, courage, and a deep sense of responsibility in every decision we make," said Tom Watson, CEO of Forvis Mazars US, in a statement. "In a highly dynamic time for our profession, we remain focused on building a firm that is partner-owned and partner-led — a firm that grows with intention and creates lasting value for our people, our clients, and the communities we serve."
The report highlighted a number of other achievements at the firm, including:
- Acquiring health care consulting platform
The Innova Group ; - Promoting 50 new partners and managing directors;
- Achieving a net promoter score of 85;
- Adding new offices in Minneapolis and Seattle;
- Making significant investments in artificial intelligence; and,
- Disbursing almost $3.6 million to nonprofits, while its team members spent 33,700 hours in community service.
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