FAR Part 29 clauses in the FAR overhaul: 13 codified clauses, 2 moved, removed or merged
Every clause the codified FAR places in FAR Part 29 (52.229), with the number under the deviation, the proposed number and the disposition. 2 not carried forward in the deviation text, 11 same number in the deviation text. As at 27 Sep 2026.
Codified in this part
13 clauses| Codified | Title | Under the deviation | Proposed | Disp. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 52.229-1 | State and Local Taxes | 52.229-1 | 52.229-1 | Kept |
| 52.229-2 | North Carolina State and Local Sales and Use Tax | 52.229-2 | 52.229-2 | Kept |
| 52.229-3 | Federal, State, and Local Taxes | 52.229-3 | 52.229-3 | Kept |
| 52.229-4 | Federal, State, and Local Taxes (State and Local Adjustments) | 52.229-4 | 52.229-4 | Kept |
| 52.229-6 | Taxes-Foreign Fixed-Price Contracts | 52.229-6 | 52.229-6 | Kept |
| 52.229-7 | Taxes-Fixed-Price Contracts With Foreign Governments | 52.229-7 | 52.229-7 | Kept |
| 52.229-8 | Taxes-Foreign Cost-Reimbursement Contracts | 52.229-8 | 52.229-8 | Kept |
| 52.229-9 | Taxes-Cost-Reimbursement Contracts With Foreign Governments | 52.229-9 | 52.229-9 | Kept |
| 52.229-10 | State of New Mexico Gross Receipts and Compensating Tax | 52.229-10 | 52.229-10 | Kept |
| 52.229-11 | Tax on Certain Foreign Procurements-Notice and Representation | 52.229-11 | 52.229-11 | Kept |
| 52.229-12 | Tax on Certain Foreign Procurements | 52.229-12 | 52.229-12 | Kept |
| 52.229-13 | Taxes-Foreign Contracts in Afghanistan | not carried forward | proposed for removal | Rem. |
| 52.229-14 | Taxes-Foreign Contracts in Afghanistan (North Atlantic Treaty Organization Status of Forces Agreement) | not carried forward | proposed for removal | Rem. |
Which number a given contract carries depends on the deviation its awarding agency has adopted and the date of the solicitation or the modification: a contract carries the deviation number only where its agency adopted that deviation and it applies at that date. The finder shows all three numbers and names the source; it does not decide for you. Confirm which deviation your contracting officer's agency has adopted.