Signing Requirements – The taxpayer and representative are required to sign in the presence of a notary public.[2]
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Washington D.C. Tax Power of Attorney (Form D-2848)
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Updated June 21, 2025
A Washington D.C. tax power of attorney (Form D-2848) allows a taxpayer to elect someone else to handle their tax-related matters, including the filing of returns. In Washington D.C., the designated representative must be a lawyer, CPA, treasury agent, or a full-time employee or immediate family member of the principal. [1]