Tax RFPs

Sale of 0.114 AC real property.

Sale of 0.1370 AC real property.

Sale of 0.321 AC real property.

Sale of 0.207 AC real property.

Sale of 0.171 AC real property.

Sale of 0.1720 AC real property.

Sale of 0.227 AC real property.

Sale of 0.27 AC real property.

Sale of real property.

Sale of 0.17 AC real property.

Sale of 0.191 AC real property.

Sale of 0.3710 AC real property.

Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collector issued an Invitation for Bid to establish a 12-month contract for paper stock, printing, and mailing services for property tax statements. The vendor must provide statement preparation, folding, and inserting services while meeting USPS automation and CASS/PAVE certification requirements. The contract includes options for three additional 12-month renewals and requires delivery to the county as requested.

Sale of 0.2120 AC real property.

Procuring professional services from qualified economists or accountants to conduct studies on Hawaii's tax system, focusing on competitiveness and the impact of tourism-related taxes, with a budget not exceeding $200,000.

Sale of real property, size in acres 0.03.

The Maryland Department of Labor issued an RFP to procure licensing examination services for Barbers, Cosmetologists, and Tax Preparers, including developing, administering, and scoring theory and practical exams and providing testing accommodations. The contract is for three years with two one-year renewal options and will cover multiple regions across Maryland including Baltimore metro, Eastern Shore, Western Maryland, and Prince George’s/Montgomery County locations. Proposals are due June 29, 2026, and the procurement includes MBE/DBE subcontract participation goals and a double-envelope proposal submission method.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Technical Assistance (OTA) issued presolicitation 2032K826R00004 seeking experienced revenue, tax, and customs advisors for global assignments under personal services contracts. Assignments include short-term trips (typically 23 weeks) and some resident assignments; candidates must be U.S. citizens with a minimum of ten years' experience in relevant tax or customs specialties, be willing to travel internationally, and may require Secret clearance. Applicants must submit a cover letter and resume by email to recruitment@ota.treas.gov referencing Solicitation 2032K826R00004; the posting is open and continuous until May 31, 2026.

Required qualifications: For tax administration experts, a minimum of ten years’ experience, to include one or more of the following complex and specialty areas: tax audit (including computer assisted audit, audits of large and multinational companies, issues involving international tax, transfer pricing, financial products, financial instruments such as cryptocurrencies, and other specialized sector audit experience), dispute resolution, compliance risk management, returns and payment processing, collection/debt management, taxpayer service and education, and tax fraud. See outside link.

Grant funding for tourism promotion and development projects designed to generate overnight stays in the Village of Johnson Creek through marketing and promotional initiatives.