An Arizona tax power of attorney form, also known as “Form 285-I,” is a document that grants an individual, known as the “taxpayer” or “principal,” the ability to authorize another person or entity, referred to as the “representative” or “agent,” to act on their behalf in tax-related matters. This form empowers the agent to handle tax filings, respond to inquiries, obtain information, and represent the taxpayer in discussions or negotiations with the Arizona Department of Revenue.
The taxpayer retains the authority to specify the extent and limitations of the representative’s powers within the form, ensuring control over the delegated responsibilities.
