Alabama Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative

What is an Alabama Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative Form?

The fillable Alabama Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative Form (shortly Form 2848A) is an official state form that lets you appoint personal representatives as attorneys-in-fact. In plain words, the form lets you use tax preparer services officially. It has to be attached to Form 2848. 

What I need the Alabama Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative Form for?

• Fill this blank if you want to appoint a licensed preparer who would fill and file your tax documents for you to the Alabama Department of Revenue (the state analog of the IRS);
• This form can be used for personal and business purposes unless your use case is prohibited in the Form 2848 instructions;
• Use it to appoint multiple representatives if needed. 

How to fill out the Alabama Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative Form?

1. Section 1 – provide the taxpayer information, including their name and address, Social Security Number (SSN), Employer Identification Number (EIN), and the telephone number;
2. Section 2 – identify the representative(s) and include their telephone number;
3. Section 3: Tax Matters – list the types of taxes you want to delegate, tax form numbers, and the periods of each form;
4. Section 4 – provide deletions to the authorized acts if needed.
5. Section 5 – attach a copy of any previous 2848A to prolong its effect.
6. Sign and date the form and let every representative sign the last page.

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Organizations that work with Alabama Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative

• The Alabama Department of Revenue.