City Council asked to extend Infosys contract for LA tax system support by one year

A fourth amendment would add $1,223,891 to keep the 20-year-old LATAX billing system running through September 2027.

City Council· posted Jun 24Spending$1.2M

The Office of Finance wants to keep paying Infosys Public Services to maintain LATAX, the system that handles business tax and permit accounts and billing, while a replacement is built. The one-year extension adds $1,223,891, raising the total to $7,482,842, and goes to the City Council, which has 60 days to act.

What happens next

City Council has 60 days from receipt to act, or the contract is deemed approved.

How the Council voted on this file
Yes No Absent
  1. 14–0–1
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