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Form 2848 authorizes an individual (such as a CPA, attorney, or enrolled agent) to represent a taxpayer before the IRS. This power of attorney allows the representative to receive confidential tax information, sign agreements, and advocate on the taxpayer's behalf during audits, appeals, and collections.
Line 1: Enter the taxpayer's name, address, and Social Security number or EIN.
Line 2: Enter the representative's full name, CAF number (if known), PTIN, phone number, and fax number.
Line 3: Specify the tax matters — list the type of tax (e.g., income, employment), the form number (e.g., 1040), and the years or periods involved.
Line 4: List any specific uses or restrictions on the authorization.
Line 5: If applicable, list any prior power of attorney you want to revoke.
Line 7: Sign and date the form. If filing jointly, both spouses must sign if the POA covers joint matters.
Part II (Declaration of Representative): The representative must sign, enter their designation (attorney, CPA, etc.), and licensing jurisdiction.
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A Form 2848 remains in effect until you revoke it, the representative withdraws, or 7 years from the date you sign it, whichever comes first.
Yes. Tax professionals can submit Form 2848 online through the IRS Tax Pro Account or by fax. Taxpayers can also submit through their own IRS Online Account.
No. Form 2848 does not authorize your representative to receive your tax refund check or direct deposit. It only authorizes them to represent you and access your tax information.
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