Idaho Tax Power of Attorney Form | |
The Idaho tax power of attorney form is a document that is legal and binding, that allows a taxpayer to grant powers for another person or business entity to prepare and/or represent the Principal with before the Tax Commission. The document will remain effective until it reaches the date provided or until the Principal revokes the document.
How to Write
Step 1 – Taxpayer Information – All fields must be completed:
- Taxpayer/Grantor’s last name or Company’s name
- Taxpayer/Grantor’s first name/middle initial
- Taxpayer/Grantor’s Social Security Number or Emplyee Identification Number
- AND
- Spouse’s last name
- Spouse’s first name/middle initial
- Spouse’s Social Security Number
- Address
- Daytime telephone number
- City, State, Zip
- Email address
Step 2 – Representatives/Agents – (If more than one Agent, list the others on a separate sheet)
- Name
- Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN), Employee Identification Number (EIN) or Social Security Number (SSN)
- Firm or company’s legal name
- Telephone number
- Address
- Fax number
- City, State, Zip
Step 3 – Tax Matters Approved for Representation – Complete all of the fields as follows:
- Tax or Fee Types -Check the applicable boxes
- Enter the Tax/Fee Number
- Enter the Periods/Years – Include beginning and Ending Dates
- Check the box if the Principal would like to receive notices and communications
Step 4 – Actions Required – (Authority will not include receiving the Principal’s Refund Check)
- Enter any other authorized actions in the lines provided on the form
Step 5 – Revocation/Expiration –
- Check the box if you do not wish to revoke any other POA’s you may have in place
- Enter the expiration date of this document
Step 6 – Signature of Taxpayer(s) – All parties listed in the first section must provide signature as follows:
- Taxpayer’s full name(s)
- Title (if any)
- Date of respective signature(s)
Step 7 – General Information – The Principal’s must take the time to review the following Titles Sections as follows:
- Purpose of Form
- Submitting POA
- Revoking or Withdrawal
- Expiration
- Who Must Sign
- Filing This Form
- Taxpayer Services