The Montana Tax Power of Attorney is the Montana Department of Revenue form used to authorize representation concerning an individual or company’s official state tax matters. The document essentially permits an attorney, accountant, or other nominated representative to sign, communicate, and submit on behalf of the taxpayer. The formal understanding is standard practice for those that wish to administer complicated tax issues to a specialist.

Instructions: Adobe PDF

Laws

Statute – Title 72, Chapter 31, Part 3: Montana Uniform Power of Attorney Act

Definition – § 72-31-351

Signing Requirements – Effectively issuing the powers will necessitate all associated taxpayers and authorized agents to sign in the appropriate areas.