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When you need an attorney, accountant, family member, or other designated person to represent you before the IRS, you submit this form to appoint them as your attorney-in-fact. You must supply your taxpayer identification number, the specific tax matter, form numbers, and periods involved, along with your representative's contact and license information. Both you and each representative you appoint must sign and date the document. If you want to keep an earlier power of attorney active for the same tax matters, you must attach a copy of it.