UNSPSC 93161801: Tax reform

UNSPSC 93161801 Tax reform is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure consulting and administrative services tied to tax assessment, compliance, processing, and auditing — not policy analysis or legislative advocacy. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers contracting for fire rescue assessment consulting with revenue-requirement determination and ordinance development, 1099 and ACA Form processing and filing with IRS compliance, financial statement audits with Single Audit and federal compliance testing, business property and gross receipts tax audits, online tax sales platforms, and delinquent tax sales preparation including title examinations and statutory notices. The mix of issuing bodies spans county finance departments, city tax or fire assessment divisions, special-purpose authorities, and transit agencies; Gwinnett County (Georgia) and Boulder County (Colorado) appear twice each in recent postings as repeat active buyers, suggesting sustained demand for audit and tax-processing services within those jurisdictions.

Geographic activity centers on Georgia (Gwinnett County multiple 1099-processing solicitations), Colorado (Boulder County financial and housing-authority audits), North Carolina (Wake County tax audit services), Florida (Oviedo fire assessment), and the District of Columbia (Events DC ACA Form processing); Washington State activity includes an Opportunity Zone nomination program rather than tax-reform operations services. Representative opportunities include Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners requesting 1099 processing for approximately 3,000 forms annually with implementation by December 1, 2026 (RFP PE77023NONST2027000000762, due October 2, 2026); Wake County Tax Administration requesting business personal property and gross receipts audit services for 75 to 150 audits annually across nine tiered fair-market-value ranges (RFP 26-071, due September 17, 2026); Boulder County Office of Financial Management requesting five-year independent financial audits for the County and public health component units with historical incumbent fees ranging $120,960–$136,142 annually for county financial statements (RFP RFP30426, due September 25, 2026); and the City of Oviedo requesting fire rescue assessment consulting with determination of cost-recovery requirements and ordinance development over a three-year initial term with two optional one-year renewals (Solicitation 2637, due October 27, 2026). Insurance requirements typically include professional liability, commercial general liability, and cyber liability coverage; E-Verify compliance and Iran Divestment Act certifications are standard in the sample.