Mazars in the news

The National Ports Agency (ANP) has chosen Forvis Mazars to implement its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy.

The Department of War is undertaking significant acquisition reforms, including aiming to reduce regulatory burdens and increase transparency, though these are policy signals rather than immediate regulatory changes.

New U.S. Coast Guard regulations require maritime organizations to implement comprehensive cybersecurity plans, designate officers, and demonstrate incident response capabilities by July 16, 2025.

Forvis Mazars LLP achieved a record-high Net Promoter Score of 85, indicating strong client loyalty and satisfaction with its services.

Forvis Mazars reported $2.32 billion in U.S. revenue for fiscal year 2026, representing a 3.5% increase, with growth in assurance and tax services and strategic investments in various sectors and technologies.

CMS has released preliminary 2027 Clinical Lab Fee Schedule rates, forecasting significant reimbursement reductions for numerous laboratory tests, with final rates to be published in November 2026.

The article describes how companies need to adapt their operational resilience frameworks to address sustained geopolitical tensions and interconnected disruptions, focusing on continuous delivery of critical services amidst prolonged volatility.

The document emphasizes that public sector AI modernization begins with process improvement and responsible automation, not just AI, and Forvis Mazars can help organizations with this journey.

CloudFirst acquired Forvis Mazars' IT and cyber managed services practice, enhancing its Azure capabilities and adding Service Desk.

The IRS has issued Section 25F rules for a new scholarship tax credit, effective in 2027, allowing taxpayers to claim a credit for contributions to Scholarship Granting Organizations which must register with the IRS.

Forvis Mazars LLP released its 2026 Integrated Report, showing sustained growth with $2.32 billion in U.S. revenue and strategic investments in capabilities, client relationships, and community.

Forvis Mazars achieved $2.32 billion in revenue for fiscal year 2026, driven by 5% growth in assurance and tax services.

Forvis Mazars reported $2.32 billion in U.S. revenue for Fiscal Year 2026, showing 3.5% growth with strong performance in Assurance and Tax services and strategic investments in AI and new offices.

FASB proposes new rules to clarify how stablecoins are classified as cash equivalents and introduces new disclosure requirements for all cash equivalent balances.

Banks are facing rising loan delinquencies and problem loans, elevated office real estate vacancies, and are increasingly using AI to support credit risk management.

The H1 2026 State of SaaS Report, by Forvis Mazars and PitchBook, reveals that AI-driven M&A pushed global SaaS M&A value to a decade-high while PE deal activity and valuations declined, shifting focus to profitability and fundamentals.

The OIG Work Plan for Q3 2026 outlines upcoming reviews of Medicare payments, healthcare enrollment, drug use, AI governance, and prior authorization processes in various healthcare sectors.

Forvis Mazars and PitchBook released a report on H1 2026 SaaS trends, revealing AI-driven M&A surge, a decline in PE activity, and a significant reset in SaaS valuations.

Forvis Mazars Cameroun appointed Valérie Patricia Bararunyeretse as Deputy General Manager and has secured several significant auditing contracts with regional financial institutions and public entities.

Groupe BBM is partnering with Forvis Mazars to enhance its international presence and address evolving industry challenges while maintaining independence.