An Illinois tax power of attorney (Form IL 2848) allows a taxpayer or business to select a tax representative to handle their tax matters. Through an IL 2848, a power of attorney can be granted the authority to represent the taxpayer in all matters with the Illinois Department of Revenue or be limited to certain acts and periods indicated in the power of attorney document.
An Illinois tax power of attorney (Form IL 2848) allows a taxpayer or business to select a tax representative to handle their tax matters. Through an IL 2848, a power of attorney can be granted the authority to represent the taxpayer in all matters with the Illinois Department of Revenue or be limited to certain acts and periods indicated in the power of attorney document.
An Illinois tax power of attorney (Form IL 2848) allows a taxpayer or business to select a tax representative to handle their tax matters. Through an IL 2848, a power of attorney can be granted the authority to represent the taxpayer in all matters with the Illinois Department of Revenue or be limited to certain acts and periods indicated in the power of attorney document.
The taxpayer(s) or their authorized agent must sign this form.
If the taxpayer appoints someone other than an attorney, certified public accountant, or enrolled agent as a power of attorney, two witnesses or a notary public must sign the document.
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