The Louisiana tax power of attorney (Form R-7006) allows individuals and businesses to appoint an attorney-in-fact to manage their tax matters. The form will indicate which tax years and types (individual, corporate, sales and use, etc.) the representative will be authorized to handle. The attorney-in-fact could be a CPA, attorney, family member, or other trusted individual.
The Louisiana tax power of attorney (Form R-7006) allows individuals and businesses to appoint an attorney-in-fact to manage their tax matters. The form will indicate which tax years and types (individual, corporate, sales and use, etc.) the representative will be authorized to handle. The attorney-in-fact could be a CPA, attorney, family member, or other trusted individual.
The Louisiana tax power of attorney (Form R-7006) allows individuals and businesses to appoint an attorney-in-fact to manage their tax matters. The form will indicate which tax years and types (individual, corporate, sales and use, etc.) the representative will be authorized to handle. The attorney-in-fact could be a CPA, attorney, family member, or other trusted individual.