Throughout March 2026, accounting firms have been intensely targeting acquisitions, technology and specialized services. This trend reflects a strategic focus on specific capabilities, sectors and client experiences rather than just expansion, expecting a future of increased competitiveness and tech-dependency. Key moves included Ryan’s acquisition of New York property tax firm Hucke & Associates, Armanino’s expansion into the Southeast via acquisition of MSTiller, and REDW’s niche acquisition of Soaring Bird Solutions. Additionally, several firms have strengthened leadership, such as KPMG’s appointment of Gary Wingrove as global CEO, and launched new initiatives, like WithumSmith+Brown’s client collaboration platform.
The accounting industry isn’t slowing down, it’s reshaping itself in real time. March 2026 saw firms doubling down on acquisitions, tightening leadership benches, and investing heavily in technology and specialized services. Whether it’s expanding into ne...
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