New Hampshire Tax Power of Attorney (Form DP-284)

A New Hampshire tax power of attorney (Form DP-284) lets a taxpayer have a representative handle their affairs with the Department of Revenue Administration. The form must clearly describe each act the attorney-in-fact is authorized to handle and include the specific tax years and periods their authority covers.

New Hampshire Tax Power of Attorney (Form DP-284)

A New Hampshire tax power of attorney (Form DP-284) lets a taxpayer have a representative handle their affairs with the Department of Revenue Administration. The form must clearly describe each act the attorney-in-fact is authorized to handle and include the specific tax years and periods their authority covers.

Last updated July 2nd, 2024

A New Hampshire tax power of attorney (Form DP-284) lets a taxpayer have a representative handle their affairs with the Department of Revenue Administration. The form must clearly describe each act the attorney-in-fact is authorized to handle and include the specific tax years and periods their authority covers.

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Witness Requirements

If the tax representative is not an attorney, certified public accountant, enrolled agent, or the preparer of the subject tax returns, the power of attorney form must be signed and dated by two witnesses.