Georgia Tax Power of Attorney (Form RD-1061)

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Updated May 28, 2025

A Georgia tax power of attorney (Form RD-1061) allows a taxpayer to designate an agent, usually a trusted tax advisor or attorney, to deal with the Department of Revenue on their behalf. Once this document is executed, the agent it names can discuss and access confidential information and perform specified acts for the taxpayer.^[1]

Signing Requirements – The taxpayer and representative must sign. Unless the representative is a licensed attorney, certified public account, registered public accountant, or IRS agent, then the signing must also be witnessed by a notary public.^[2]

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Sources

Form RD-1060 Instructions
GA Code § 10-6B-5

Georgia Tax Power of Attorney (Form RD-1061)