Missouri Power of Attorney for Taxes

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The signer requirements for the Missouri tax power of attorney (Form 2827) involve the following steps: First, the Principal Taxpayer must fill in the appropriate boxes to identify themselves, such as their taxpayer ID, social security number, or federal employer ID number. They must also provide their name, address, spouse's name if applicable, and contact information. Next, the Principal Taxpayer must identify the Appointed Representative(s) by providing their full name, physical address, telephone number, and email address in a designated table on the form. The Principal Taxpayer must then define the Appointed Representative's authority by marking the relevant tax categories and specifying the period during which this authority is granted. If there are any previous powers of attorney on file, the form needs to specify whether they should remain in effect, be revoked, or list the ones that should remain in effect. The Principal Taxpayer(s) and each Appointed Representative must sign the form, providing their full name, title, signature, date, and contact information where required. Once completed and signed, the form may be mailed to the local Missouri Department of Revenue office for processing. Therefore, the signer requirements involve providing detailed personal and representative information, defining authority, and obtaining the necessary signatures for the form to be considered valid.