UNSPSC 93161701: Tax collation

UNSPSC 93161701 Tax collation is a Commodity code that covers electronic and operational services supporting municipal tax sales, delinquent tax collection, tax compliance monitoring, and related tax administration functions. State and local governments procure online tax sales platforms, delinquent tax collection legal services, delinquent tax preparation and title examination services, sales tax audit and revenue recovery operations, and unclaimed property auditing and collection through this code. The issuing bodies range across cities, counties, independent school districts, state tax and revenue departments, and special taxing districts; activity spans tax collectors' offices, sheriffs' offices, and state revenue departments. City of Newark, New Jersey; Fulton County, Georgia; Wimberley and Klein independent school districts (Texas); and Washington State Department of Revenue are recent repeat or active buyers in this space.

Recent opportunities concentrate in Texas, Georgia, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, and Ohio. Representative procurements include the City of Newark's RFP 2026-15 for online tax sales services (due July 28, 2026), requiring vendors with multi-state internet-based municipal tax lien sale experience and strict cybersecurity controls (SOC 2 Type I and Type II certification); Fulton County Sheriff's Office RFP 26RFP1600540B-PS for delinquent tax preparation services including title examinations and statutory notices across approximately 1,222 parcels annually (due June 11, 2026, with MBE and FBE subcontracting targets); the City of Brownsville RFQ for sales tax audit, compliance analytics, and revenue enhancement services (due May 20, 2026); and Washington State Department of Revenue's RFP 2026-01 for unclaimed property auditing, collection, and delivery across five counties (due June 5, 2026, with compensation structured at ten percent of property value delivered). Collier County, Florida also solicited arbitrage rebate services for tax-exempt bond compliance (due May 14, 2026), while multiple school districts and local governments procured delinquent tax collection legal services on contingency-fee structures under Texas Property Tax Code requirements.