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What is the difference between “represent taxpayers before the IRS” and “receive or inspect confidential tax information on active accounts”?

April 26, 2017accounts active confidential inspect tax

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What is the difference between “represent taxpayers before the IRS” and “receive or inspect confidential tax information on active accounts”?

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. A Power of Attorney allows the third party to act on behalf of and negotiate for the taxpayer. The representative is an advocate for the taxpayer and may argue facts or law with the IRS.