Illinois Tax Power of Attorney (Form IL-2848)

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Updated May 28, 2025

An Illinois tax power of attorney (Form IL-2848) can be used to authorize a person to handle another person's matters with the Illinois Department of Revenue. If the taxpayer wants to assign their representative any specific powers, such as representing the taxpayer in a hearing, then additional forms, such as IL-2848-B, may be required.^[1]

Signing Requirements – The taxpayer must sign the form. If the authorized representative is not an attorney, certified public accountant, or IRS agent, then the form must be signed in the presence of two disinterested witnesses or a notary public.^[2]

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Illinois Dept. of Revenue Power of Attorney Forms
IL-2848 Instructions

Illinois Tax Power of Attorney (Form IL-2848)