Doeren Mayhew acquires Dent Moses

Doeren Mayhew, ranked as the 46th-largest tax and advisory firm in the United States, has acquired the Alabama-based CPA firm Dent Moses, LLP and its technology affiliate, Impact Technology Group, LLC. This acquisition marks Doeren Mayhew's entry into the Alabama market and expands its technological services portfolio.

Dent Moses, an established name in Birmingham, Alabama, provides a range of accounting services, including audit, tax, and outsourced accounting, catering to high-net-worth individuals, private companies, and government entities across several sectors such as construction and real estate. Dent Moses was established in 2015 as a result of a merger of two of Birmingham's oldest firms and has a longstanding reputation for strong client relationships. Moreover, since 2001, the firm expanded its offerings with the full-service managed IT platform now known as Impact Technology Group.

The acquisition, effective February 10, 2026, brings nine principals and nearly 65 professionals from Dent Moses into Doeren Mayhew, establishing its first operations in Alabama. All former Dent Moses partners will transition to principals within Doeren Mayhew, ensuring leadership continuity. The local office will be led by Dent Moses's Managing Partner, who praised Doeren Mayhew for their strong platform and shared dedication to client relationships, a crucial factor in facilitating regional growth under the new structure.

This deal aligns with Doeren Mayhew’s strategy to deepen its presence in the southeastern United States. Prior to this transaction, the firm had completed six acquisitions in the region across Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, and now, Alabama. The acquisition effectively extends Doeren Mayhew's reach and augments its offerings, particularly in technology services, an area identified as requiring consistent innovation to meet dynamic business demands.

With Founders Advisors advising Dent Moses in the transaction, the acquisition is poised to enhance Doeren Mayhew's regional influence while preserving the identity of Impact Technology under the new alignment. This strategic move not only signals industry shifts towards integrated solutions but also sets a precedent for similar firms aiming to broaden their service scopes. Moving forward, both firms will focus on integrating operations and scaling services, emphasizing the delivery of enhanced client value across their combined operations.