Power Of Attorney {IL-2848}

Form IL-2848 - POWER OF ATTORNEY. In general, this form should be filed to authorize a Power of Attorney (POA) to perform certain acts with the Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) on behalf of the taxpayer. In most cases, for a taxpayer’s POA to discuss confidential tax information with an IDOR representative, either the taxpayer’s POA must be listed as third-party designee on the current year income tax form, or Form IL-2848 must be filed with IDOR. If you are calling IDOR to discuss a business tax account (e.g., Withholding Income Tax, Business Income Tax, Sales and Use Tax, etc.), you may not need to file Form IL-2848. In most of these circumstances, IDOR phone representatives can discuss these tax accounts after verifying certain security information. For a POA to act on the behalf of a taxpayer in an administrative hearing or proceeding before the Illinois Independent Tax Tribunal, Form IL-2848 must be filed with IDOR listing the POA. The POA must be an attorney to act for a taxpayer at an administrative hearing or other preliminary proceedings, including status calls and pretrial. This form also may be required in order to have a POA act on the taxpayer’s behalf during certain proceedings before IDOR, such as during an audit, certain collection actions, a settlement of tax liability, or a legal proceeding. www.FormsWorkflow.com