Form 2848
Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative
Authorizes an individual (such as a CPA or attorney) to represent a taxpayer before the IRS.
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About Form 2848 — Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative
Form 2848 is the IRS Power of Attorney form that authorizes a designated representative — typically a CPA, enrolled agent, or tax attorney — to receive confidential tax information and act on your behalf in dealings with the IRS. This includes responding to IRS notices, attending IRS meetings, and executing agreements. The authorization is specific to the tax matters and years listed on the form. You can submit Form 2848 by mail, fax, or electronically via the IRS Tax Pro Account. The POA remains in effect until you revoke it or the specified period ends.
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