Advisory, tax, and assurance firm Baker Tilly has announced its intent for the acquisition of Hayflich CPAs, an accounting firm serving West Virginia, US.
With offices in Huntington and Charleston, Hayflich CPAs has been in operation since 1952.
The firm has built its reputation on expertise and integrity, providing audit, accounting, tax, and management advisory services to a diverse client base.
Baker Tilly chief growth officer Fred Massanova said: “Hayflich CPAs has built a strong reputation over its 70-year history, and we are excited to welcome their talented team to Baker Tilly.
“Together, we will create even greater opportunities for our clients and team members.”
Through this acquisition, Baker Tilly plans to expand its presence in the Mid-Atlantic region and broaden its service offerings.
Hayflich CPAs specialises in audit, tax, and advisory services, with a focus on the wholesale distribution, construction, and manufacturing industries.
Through this integration, Hayflich’s clients will gain access to Baker Tilly’s broader network and specialised resources.
As part of the transaction, Baker Tilly US will acquire attest assets, while Baker Tilly Advisory Group, will acquire non attest assets.
Hayflich CPAs managing partner Rob Fuller said: “Joining Baker Tilly opens new opportunities for our clients and team members.
“We are excited to bring our local expertise to a firm that values strong client relationships and forward-thinking solutions.”
Baker Tilly has offices in US cities, including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Boston.
It operates under an alternative practice structure, with Baker Tilly US providing attest services and Baker Tilly Advisory Group, handling tax and business advisory services.
Earlier in February 2025, Baker Tilly appointed Monica Modi Dalwadi as managing principal for Eastern US, overseeing operations and growth in key markets such as metropolitan DC, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, and New England.
Dalwadi, who has been managing principal for the Metro DC market since 2019, succeeds Fred Massanova, who will transition into the role of chief growth officer.
