How does a disregarded entity authorize a representative to work with the department during an audit?
The Power of Attorney (Form POA), Authorization to Disclose Tax Information, is used by taxpayers to either change a Power of Attorney status or provide written authorization to a representative. A disclosure authorized by this form may take place by telephone, letter, facsmilie, e-mail or a personal visit. If tax matters and tax periods are not specified, the form will not be in effect.
A. The Power of Attorney (Form POA), Authorization to Disclose Tax Information, is used by taxpayers to either change a Power of Attorney status or provide written authorization to a representative. A disclosure authorized by this form may take place by telephone, letter, facsmilie, e-mail or a personal visit. If tax matters and tax periods are not specified, the form will not be in effect.
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