There are 7 S&P 500 companies in Indiana. EY Indianapolis office audits 3 of those companies bringing in a total of $43 million in audit fees. PwC Indianapolis office audits 2 clients with a fee revenue of $24 million. Deloitte, and KPMG audits 1 each of the remaining companies respectively.

Eli Lilly is EY’s largest client in the Indiana region with audit fees of $17.60 million. PwC’s biggest client in the Indiana region is Zimmer Biomet Holdings with audit fees of $12.22 million. Details of S&P 500 clients in Indiana and their auditors are as follows:

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There are 11 S&P 500 companies headquartered in Virginia. Surprisingly, only 1 audit client for PwC in Virginia. Deloitte leads both in terms of number of companies and total audit fees. Deloitte brings in $92 million in audit fees followed by EY which bring in $66 million from S&P 500 Companies.

The details are below; DXC Technology is biggest among the S&P 500 clients paying Deloitte Tysons office $47 million in audit fees. General Dynamics is the next biggest client paying KPMG $29 million.

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There are 10 S&P 500 companies headquartered in Maryland and Delaware. Deloitte has no audit clients in these two states. PwC Baltimore leads with 4 clients earning a total fee of $83 million. EY and KPMG has 4 and 2 clients respectively.

The detailed listing of clients is as follows. DuPont is the biggest client in the region paying $46.41 million in audit fees. Corteva, a company recently separated from DuPont is number 3 on the list paying PwC $19.80 million in audit fees. Lockheed and Marriott are two biggest clients in Baltimore.

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Moving to Washington and Oregon, we see EY continuing to keep up with the gains from Silicon Valley. A total of 15 companies from WA and Oregon feature in the S&P 500 list. EY, Deloitte, PwC, and KPMG audits 5, 3, 3, and 4 companies respectively. EY brings in $110 million total audit fees followed by $71 million by Deloitte from Washington and Oregon clients.

Deloitte and PwC was helped by two big clients Microsoft and Nike. The recent T-Mobile and Sprint transaction boosted PwC’s audit fees from T-Mobile. The details are provided below.

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