A North Carolina tax power of attorney (Form GEN-58) designates an attorney-in-fact to act on a taxpayer’s behalf. The form can appoint up to three people to represent the taxpayer for any chosen tax matter (e.g., corporate, sales, individual). It can also cover future tax periods, but only those ending within three years after filing the POA with the Department of Revenue.
A North Carolina tax power of attorney (Form GEN-58) designates an attorney-in-fact to act on a taxpayer’s behalf. The form can appoint up to three people to represent the taxpayer for any chosen tax matter (e.g., corporate, sales, individual). It can also cover future tax periods, but only those ending within three years after filing the POA with the Department of Revenue.
A North Carolina tax power of attorney (Form GEN-58) designates an attorney-in-fact to act on a taxpayer’s behalf. The form can appoint up to three people to represent the taxpayer for any chosen tax matter (e.g., corporate, sales, individual). It can also cover future tax periods, but only those ending within three years after filing the POA with the Department of Revenue.
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