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Long answer short, with the taxpayer's permission, you absolutely can take on the responsibility of filing taxes for someone else. However, it is important that both parties are aware that it's the taxpayer who is ultimately responsible for any mistakes made on the return.
A Third Party Designee is an individual\u2014that isn't the taxpayer or spouse\u2014that's authorized to speak with the IRS about the return on which they're designated. Refer to the applicable IRS form instructions for more information.
Key Takeaways. IRS Form 2848 authorizes individuals or organizations to represent a taxpayer when appearing before the IRS. Authorized representatives, include attorneys, CPAs, and enrolled agents. Signing Form 2848 and authorizing someone to represent you does not relieve a taxpayer of any tax liability.
It may be a family member, a friend, a legal guardian or a lawyer. Sometimes, however, social service agencies, nursing homes or other organizations offer to serve as payees. If there's someone you would like to have as your payee, you can tell a Social Security representative and we will consider your request.
If the applicant wishes to appoint you as his or her official representative, we will need a written statement appointing you to represent him or her in dealings with Social Security. You may use a Form SSA-1696 (Appointment of Representative) for this purpose.

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A. An authorized representative is an individual authorized under State or other applicable law to act on behalf of a beneficiary or other party involved in the appeal. Authorized representatives have all of the rights and responsibilities of a beneficiary or party, as applicable, throughout the appeals process.
An authorized representative is an individual authorized under State or other applicable law to act on behalf of a beneficiary or other party involved in the appeal. Authorized representatives have all of the rights and responsibilities of a beneficiary or party, as applicable, throughout the appeals process.
The individual authorizing another to act on his/her behalf is called the principal or grantor of the POA. The individual authorized to act on the principal's behalf is referred to as the agent or attorney.
The answer is anybody. An organization may designate literally anyone to act as their authorized representative for the purpose of filling out Section 2. You are not required to have any formal contract or agreement with this individual either.
Someone who you choose to act on your behalf with the Marketplace, like a family member or other trusted person. Some authorized representatives may have legal authority to act on your behalf.

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