Rhode Island Tax Power of Attorney Form

A Rhode Island Tax Power of Attorney uses a state-issued registry that indicates the permitted lawyers or tax experts managing the communication and actions concerning one’s state taxes. Professional representation is a standard procedure for many people who want their tax return(s) completed by an experienced individual.

Last updated October 1st, 2024

Laws

Statute – Rhode Island Short Form Power of Attorney Act (§ 18-16)

Definition – § 18-16-2

Signing Requirements – To properly establish valid agency, the form must be notarized by a licensed professional or corroborated by two (2) suitable witnesses (§ 18-16-2).

How to File

Filing can be initiated by preparing the form with the requested information on the taxpayer or business, designated representative, and desired allocated privileges. All necessary signatures must be recorded, and then the paperwork can be submitted by mail to the following address:

RI Division of Taxation
1 Capitol Hill
Providence, RI 02908-5806

It is recommended to mail the document in ahead of time, allowing for approval on the state level before representation can legally commence.