Top 10 accounting firm Forvis Mazars reported $2.32 billion in U.S. revenue during its fiscal year that ended May 31, 2026, representing year-over-year growth of 3.5%.
According to Forvis Mazars’s 2026 Integrated Report, the firm’s assurance and tax service lines each achieved 5% growth, while revenue for its consulting practice stayed flat year-over-year due to industrywide softening and continued strategic investments in capabilities that will fuel future growth.
Forvis Mazars didn’t provide total revenue numbers for each of its service lines.
The firm says growth was strongest in three sectors: nonprofit, education, and 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,” Forvis Mazars US CEO Tom Watson said 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 firm noted several achievements in FY 2026 like adding two offices in Minneapolis and Seattle, acquiring The Innova Group in March, promoting 50 new partners and managing directors and adding 20 direct-admit partners and managing directors, receiving a net promoter score of 85 through its Annual Client Relationship Survey, and investing in artificial intelligence, data, and technology.
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In addition, through the Forvis Mazars Foundation and For Good giving, the firm distributed nearly $3.6 million to nonprofit organizations supporting health and wellness, education, and food security.
Team members collectively contributed more than 33,700 hours of community service during FY 2026, including 9,300 hours during IMPACT Days.
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“This year, we continued to invest in the foundations of sustainable growth: exemplary client relationships, disciplined performance, quality-led governance, responsible innovation, and technology that helps prepare us for what’s next,” Watson said in the report’s “Welcome Message.”
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