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TAXPAYER CONSENT TO DISCLOSURE OF TAX RETURN INFORMATION in accordance with Treasury Regulation Sec. 301.72163 and Revenue Procedure 200835 Federal law requires this consent form be provided to you.

How to fill out taxpayer consent to disclosure

How to fill out taxpayer consent to disclosure:

1. Obtain the form: The taxpayer consent to disclosure form can typically be found on the official website of the tax authority or obtained from a tax professional.
2. Provide identifying information: Fill in your personal details such as your name, social security number, address, and contact information in the designated fields on the form.
3. Specify the tax period: Indicate the specific tax period or years for which you are granting consent for disclosure.
4. Choose the type of disclosure: Determine the type of information or documents you are authorizing the tax authority to disclose. This may include tax returns, account transcripts, payment records, or any other relevant financial information.
5. Specify the recipient: Clearly state the individual or organization to whom the tax authority is allowed to disclose the information. This can be a specific person, such as a tax professional or attorney, or a government agency.
6. Grant limitations, if desired: If you wish to limit the scope of the disclosure, such as only allowing the disclosure for a specific purpose or within a specific timeframe, mention those restrictions in detail.
7. Sign and date the form: Read the consent form carefully and ensure that all the provided information is accurate. Sign and date the form in the designated areas to authenticate your consent.
8. Maintain a copy: Make a copy of the completed consent form for your records before submitting it to the tax authority.

Who needs taxpayer consent to disclosure?

1. Taxpayers seeking assistance from tax professionals: Individuals who engage the services of tax professionals, such as accountants or tax attorneys, may need to provide taxpayer consent to disclosure to enable these professionals to access and discuss their tax information with the tax authority.
2. Joint filers: In cases where spouses or domestic partners file joint tax returns, both individuals may need to grant consent to allow the tax authority to disclose their joint tax information to third parties.
3. Corporate representatives: Authorized representatives of businesses or organizations may need to provide taxpayer consent to disclosure in order to access and discuss the organization's tax information with the tax authority or other relevant parties, such as auditors or appointed agents.

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