UNSPSC 93161501: National income tax

UNSPSC 93161501 National income tax is a Commodity code that encompasses tax administration systems, integrated software platforms, and support services used by state revenue and taxation departments to manage personal and corporate income tax operations. State and local governments buy complete tax technology stacks under this code — including integrated taxation systems, document and remittance processing engines, tax data warehouses, electronic filing solutions, web portals, analytics and business intelligence tools, and FedRAMP-compliant hosting with managed support. The issuing bodies are state revenue departments and taxation divisions operating statewide tax administration functions for hundreds of employees and millions of taxpayer records.

The Rhode Island Department of Revenue, Division of Taxation, posted RFI 27006865 on July 29, 2026, with responses due September 11, 2026, seeking informational input on tax administration systems capable of supporting integrated taxation, high-volume document processing, MeF filing, web portals, analytics workflows, business intelligence reporting, and Azure Government Cloud hosting compliant with IRS Publication 1075. The Division currently operates approximately 240 employees daily across Government Premier (integrated system), Fairfax Quick Modules (document processing), Tyler Technologies (banking services and SSUTA), Knime (analytics), Microsoft Power BI (reporting), and Microsoft Azure Government Cloud (FedRAMP-certified infrastructure). The RFI response format requires structured submissions with executive summary, technology offerings, prior Rhode Island work, case studies (at least two addressing personal and corporate income), implementation approach, data protection and cybersecurity posture, CRM integration, and comprehensive security appendices; cost proposals were excluded and the vendor Q&A period closed August 21, 2026. Recent opportunities under this code are limited; the second tagged record (Athens Technical College liquid chromatography equipment) is unrelated to tax administration and reflects a data-tagging inconsistency rather than activity in the national income tax domain.