Topel Forman Remains on Inside Public Accounting’s Top 200 Firms List

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Posted on August 07, 2025

We’re proud to share that Topel Forman has once again earned a spot on the INSIDE Public Accounting (IPA) Top 200 Firms list, maintaining our position among the nation’s leading accounting firms.

This recognition reflects our continued commitment to excellence, integrity, and client service. Topel Forman remains proudly independent, experiencing organic growth through deep client relationships, the dedication of our professionals and strategic service expansion.

Our inclusion in the IPA Top 200 demonstrates commitment to our values. We continue to invest in our people, embrace innovation, and deliver personalized solutions that help our clients thrive. As we look ahead, we remain focused on building a firm that grows with purpose and serves with passion.

“Being recognized once again as an IPA Top 200 Firm is a testament to the hard work, professionalism, and passion our team brings to every client relationship. We are proud of this accolade and remain focused on our dedication to our clients, our people and our communities and are committed to continue to deliver exceptional value in the future,” says David Levine, Managing Partner.

Thank you to our clients, colleagues, and community for being part of this journey. We’re excited for what’s next.

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