Tax Power of Attorney Template: IRS Authorization & Representative

Create a comprehensive tax power of attorney document to authorize a representative to handle tax matters with the IRS or state tax authorities on your behalf.

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Taxpayer

Taxpayer Name *

Taxpayer Address *

Tax ID / SSN / EIN *

Taxpayer Phone

Taxpayer Email

Representative (Attorney-in-Fact)

Representative Name *

Firm/Organization

Representative Address *

Representative Phone

Representative Email

1. Authority Granted

Authority Granted Details *

2. Tax Matters Covered

Tax Type(s) *

Tax Period(s) *

3. Limitations

Limitations Details *

4. Duration

End Date *

5. Revocation

Revocation Details *

6. Governing Law

Governing Law State/Country *

7. Signatures

Taxpayer Signature

Representative Signature

Notary Acknowledgment (if required by jurisdiction)

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TAX POWER OF ATTORNEY

This Tax Power of Attorney ("POA") is executed on [Date], by and between:

Taxpayer

Name: [Full Legal Name]

Address: [Address]

Tax ID / SSN / EIN: [Number]

Phone: [Phone]

Email: [Email]

Representative (Attorney-in-Fact)

Name: [Representative's Full Name]

Address: [Address]

Phone: [Phone]

Email: [Email]

1. Authority Granted

The Taxpayer hereby appoints the Representative as their true and lawful attorney-in-fact with authority to: • Represent the Taxpayer before the [IRS/State Tax Authority/Other]. • Receive and inspect confidential tax information. • Sign agreements, consents, and other documents on behalf of the Taxpayer. • Perform all acts necessary with respect to the specified tax matters.

2. Tax Matters Covered

Tax Type(s): [Income Tax, Payroll Tax, Sales Tax, Other]

Tax Period(s): [Years or periods covered]

3. Limitations

This POA does not authorize the Representative to endorse or negotiate refund checks or to make personal financial decisions unrelated to tax matters, unless expressly stated.

4. Duration

This POA shall remain in effect until [End Date] or until revoked in writing by the Taxpayer.

5. Revocation

The Taxpayer may revoke this POA at any time by providing written notice to the Representative and the relevant tax authority.

6. Governing Law

This POA shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of [State/Country].

7. Signatures

Taxpayer:

Signature: _____________________________

Name: _______________________________

Date: [Date]

Representative:

Signature: _____________________________

Name: _______________________________

Date: [Date]

Notary Acknowledgment (if required by jurisdiction)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our templates.

What types of power of attorney documents can I create?

You can create various power of attorney documents including limited power of attorney, general power of attorney, durable power of attorney, and other power of attorney variations. All templates are customizable and designed to be legally sound.

Do I need a lawyer for power of attorney documents?

Power of attorney documents grant significant legal authority to another person. While our templates provide a good starting point, we strongly recommend consulting with an attorney, especially for complex situations or when granting broad authority. A lawyer can help ensure the document meets your specific needs and complies with your state's requirements.

What is the difference between limited and general power of attorney?

A limited power of attorney grants authority for specific acts or transactions only, while a general power of attorney grants broad authority to act on your behalf in various matters. Limited power of attorney is typically used for specific purposes like selling a vehicle or signing documents for a real estate transaction.

Do power of attorney documents need to be notarized?

Notarization requirements vary by state and the type of power of attorney. Many states require notarization for power of attorney documents to be valid. We recommend checking your state's specific requirements and having the document notarized to ensure it is properly executed and recognized.

Can I revoke a power of attorney?

Yes, you can revoke a power of attorney at any time by delivering a written, signed notice to the agent and, if necessary, to relevant third parties. Some states may require specific revocation procedures, so we recommend consulting with a lawyer to ensure proper revocation according to your state's requirements.

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