Forvis Mazars Reported $2.32 Billion in Revenue
The firm saw 3.5% growth in fiscal 2026 while expanding its national footprint and charitable contributions.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Philanthropy
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Forvis Mazars generated $2.32 billion in revenue during fiscal 2026, marking a 3.5% increase in overall growth. The accounting and consulting firm also expanded its operations by opening new offices in Minneapolis and Seattle.
Why it matters
This performance reflects steady growth driven by the firm's strategic focus on the nonprofit, education, public sector, private equity, and technology markets. The firm also reinforced its leadership pipeline by promoting 50 new partners and managing directors.
The firm recorded $2.32 billion in revenue for fiscal 2026, representing a 3.5% increase compared to the prior period. Assurance and tax services experienced a 5% growth rate, supported by a net promoter score of 85.
The players
Forvis Mazars
This is a global accounting and professional services firm that provides assurance, tax, and advisory services to clients.
The Innova Group
This is a health care consulting platform focused on strategic planning and facilities development that was acquired by Forvis Mazars.
The details
In addition to financial growth, Forvis Mazars acquired the health care consulting platform The Innova Group to bolster its service capabilities. The firm also demonstrated commitment to corporate social responsibility by donating $3.6 million to nonprofits and completing 33,700 hours of community service.
Timeline
The firm reported its $2.32 billion revenue for fiscal 2026.
Market Landscape
Forvis Mazars follows the industry pattern of leveraging strategic acquisitions and geographic expansion to scale services amid broader market competition. This move strengthens the company's position against larger professional services firms vying for sector-specific dominance.
The firm's expansion into Minneapolis and Seattle increases service availability for clients in those regions seeking tax and assurance support. Continued investment in nonprofit and public sector consulting suggests the firm remains a primary service provider for these community organizations.
The takeaway
The firm successfully balanced aggressive growth with a substantial investment in community service and charitable giving throughout the year. These results demonstrate that Forvis Mazars is prioritizing both its internal leadership pipeline and external social impact as core operational metrics.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Accounting Today.
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