Ma 2848 form 2011-2025

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The document is Form M-2848, a Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative for the Massachusetts Department of Revenue. It allows taxpayers to appoint individuals as their representatives for tax matters, granting them authority to act on behalf of the taxpayer in dealings with the Department of Revenue. The form includes sections for taxpayer information, appointee details, powers granted, communication preferences, and signatures. Additionally, it outlines instructions for completing the form and revoking previous powers of attorney.

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In Part 1A, enter the taxpayer's name, Social Security number, and address. If applicable, include your spouse’s details for joint returns.
In Part 1B, appoint your representative by entering their name, address, and telephone number. Specify the type of tax and relevant years or periods.
For Part 1C, review the powers granted to your representative. Ensure you understand what actions they can perform on your behalf.
In Part 1D, indicate where copies of communications should be sent by checking the appropriate box.
Sign in Part 1E. If signing on behalf of a corporation or partnership, ensure that an authorized individual signs.
If required, have the power of attorney witnessed or notarized in Part 1F.
Complete Part 2 by having your representative declare their qualifications and sign the form.

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Do you need a lawyer to get a power of attorney in Massachusetts?

This legal document specifies the powers or authority you are giving to a trusted person to manage your financial matters. A Durable Power of Attorney is usually completed with the help of an attorney.

What forms do I need for power of attorney in Massachusetts?

Use Form M-2848, Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative, for this purpose if you choose. You may fle a POA without using Form M-2848, but it must contain the same information as Form M-2848 would.

Where to fax DC POA?

To submit the D-2848 Power of Attorney form, mail the completed document to the Office of Tax and Revenue at 1101 4th Street, SW, Washington, DC 20024. You may also fax it to (202) 727-4TAX (4829) for expedited processing. Ensure all signatures are present before submission to avoid any delays.

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.