Dp 2848-2025

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The document is a Power of Attorney (POA) form (DP-2848) for taxpayers in New Hampshire, allowing designated representatives to act on their behalf regarding tax matters with the Department of Revenue Administration. It includes sections for taxpayer information, representative details, authorized acts, specific use permissions, and revocation of prior POAs. The form must be completed accurately and submitted to the NH DRA to enable communication between the department and the appointed representatives.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DP-2848 in the editor.
In Section 1, enter the taxpayer's name, identification number, and address. If filing jointly, include the spouse's details as well.
Proceed to Section 2 and input the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of your appointed representatives. Ensure that all information is accurate for effective communication.
In Section 3, clearly describe the acts authorized for your representative. Specify tax types and periods relevant to your situation.
Check the appropriate box in Section 4 based on whether you want your representative to receive confidential information or perform all necessary acts.
Complete Section 5 by indicating if any prior powers of attorney should remain valid.
Finally, sign and date in Section 6. If required, ensure two witnesses sign as well before submitting the form via mail or email.

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How long does a 2848 last?

Does a 2848 last forever or does it automatically end? a. It will remain on the IRS records until either you withdraw it, the taxpayer revokes it, or another representative files a POA for the same period for the taxpayer.

Do I need to file form 2848?

If you want someone to file your tax return on your behalf, youll need to sign Form 2848 only if the person is acting as your representative with the IRS. If the individual only prepares and files your return, you do not need to sign form 2848.

Whats the difference between 2848 and other forms?

Because Form 2848 gives you all of the powers of Form 8821 plus representation and negotiation, you can use this form for all functions. However, if you do not need representation rights and you only need access to information, then Form 8821 will get the job done while also being less of a commitment for your client.

What does form 2848 mean?

Use Form 2848 to authorize an individual to represent you before the IRS. The individual you authorize must be a person eligible to practice before the IRS.

Who signs form 2848 first?

Please note that the taxpayer should sign Form 2848 first, before any representatives sign it.

What does 2848 mean?

Form 2848, Power of Attorney, is used to give the IRS permission to discuss your taxes with someone else. You can authorize immediate family members or a tax professional to act on your behalf.

What does POA stand for in tax terms?

A Power of Attorney (POA) allows a third party to represent you before the IRS. The authorized individual can advocate, negotiate, and sign on your behalf. They can argue facts and the application of law. POAs can receive copies of notices and transcripts of your account.

What are common mistakes on form 2848?

Here are the most frequent mistakes to avoid: Leaving Line 3 Blank: The IRS requires specific details about the tax years and forms involved. Failing to Sign the Form: Both the taxpayer and the authorized representative must sign Form 2848, or the IRS will not accept it.

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