Signing Requirements
In a joint income tax return, the taxpayer’s spouse must also sign the power of attorney.
An Idaho tax power of attorney (Form ID-POA) is used by individuals to authorize a third party to act on their behalf and represent them before the Idaho State Tax Commission. The chosen representative is granted permission to receive the taxpayer’s tax and fee information, and to generally perform all actions the taxpayer can concerning those matters listed in the form.
An Idaho tax power of attorney (Form ID-POA) is used by individuals to authorize a third party to act on their behalf and represent them before the Idaho State Tax Commission. The chosen representative is granted permission to receive the taxpayer’s tax and fee information, and to generally perform all actions the taxpayer can concerning those matters listed in the form.
An Idaho tax power of attorney (Form ID-POA) is used by individuals to authorize a third party to act on their behalf and represent them before the Idaho State Tax Commission. The chosen representative is granted permission to receive the taxpayer’s tax and fee information, and to generally perform all actions the taxpayer can concerning those matters listed in the form.
In a joint income tax return, the taxpayer’s spouse must also sign the power of attorney.