UNSPSC 93161801: Tax reform

UNSPSC 93161801 Tax reform is a Commodity code that covers electronic tax sales platforms, delinquent tax collection services, tax audit and compliance recovery operations, and tax-related financial advisory services. State and local governments use this code to procure specialized labor and technology services supporting municipal revenue operations, including online tax lien auctions, delinquent property tax enforcement, unclaimed property audits, sales tax compliance and recovery, bond/tax counsel, and arbitrage rebate calculations. Recent solicitations show cities, counties, school districts, and state tax agencies acquiring these services across multiple jurisdictions and contract structures, ranging from flat-fee per-item pricing for electronic auction platforms to contingency-based delinquent tax collection and percentage-of-recovery-based unclaimed property audits.

The issuing-body mix spans municipal tax collectors and finance departments, county sheriffs' offices and purchasing divisions, independent school districts, state departments of revenue and commerce, and special-purpose authorities. The City of Newark, New Jersey; Fulton County, Georgia; the Washington State Department of Revenue; the City of Brownsville, Texas; Collier County, Florida; and Wimberley Independent School District and Paris Junior College in Texas appear in recent opportunities. Geographic concentration includes Texas (Brownsville, Wimberley ISD, Paris JC), Florida (Collier County, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority), Georgia (Fulton County, Bryan County), Washington (five-county unclaimed property procurement), Ohio (Cuyahoga County), New Jersey (Newark), and scattered municipal and county procurement across other states. Representative recent opportunities include Newark's RFP 2026-15 for online tax sales, due July 28, 2026, requiring vendors to demonstrate multi-state electronic tax lien auction experience at flat per-line-item pricing with full cost transparency and SOC 2 Type I/II cybersecurity compliance; Fulton County Sheriff's Office RFP 26RFP1600540B-PS for delinquent tax sales preparation (title examinations, legal advertisements, and surplus fund notices for approximately 1,222 parcels annually), due June 11, 2026, with weighted evaluation favoring cost (20%), project plan (25%), and personnel qualifications (15%); the City of Brownsville RFQ 21726FINRFQ for sales tax audit, compliance analytics, and revenue enhancement, due May 20, 2026, with 40-point weighting on demonstrated experience and 30 points on project methodology; and the Washington State Department of Revenue RFP 2026-01 for unclaimed property auditing across five counties, due June 5, 2026, with compensation structured at 10% of property value delivered and a three-year contract ceiling of $2 million.