Contributed by: Tonya S James, Partner at Vacovec, Mayotte and Singer LLP
A power of attorney in the United States is a document granting permission to another individual (or individuals), called the attorney-in-fact, to act in the principal's place. The power of attorney document can be limited (such as for a specific transaction or business) or general. In addition, there are specific forms of power of attorney that are used by the federal and state tax authorities.
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