Form REV184i Instrucons, cont.
Addional Powers
Step 5
Choose additional powers to give the appointee.
• Communicate by email: Allows your appointee to communicate with the department by email.
Note: Transmit return information via email at your own risk. Email is not secure; the department is not liable for damages caused by inter-
ception of emails.
• Sign returns and other forms: This does not authorize the appointee to endorse or negotiate any checks or other payments issued by the
department.
• Add additional appointees: Allows a primary appointee to authorize additional appointees.
Note: The appointee may only grant authority over tax types or issues you authorized in the Authority Granted section.
• Execute agreements: Allows the appointee to enter into contracts and other binding agreements on behalf of the taxpayer.
• Authorize disclosure to third parties: Allows your appointee to authorize the department to share return information with people outside
the department. Appointees may discuss your account with people they employ or supervise, even if this box is not checked.
• Receive all mail except refunds: Authorizes the department to mail letters, legal notices, and tax information directly to the primary ap-
pointee only. Any refunds or letters relating to refunds will be sent directly to you. If you are only granting authority for specic years or
periods, this option is not available. All mail will go directly to you.
Note: You may still receive copies of some mail from the department in certain circumstances.
This power is eective only for the tax types or issues granted to the primary appointee.
Mail will go to the most recently designated person, replacing designations from a prior POA.
• Durable POA: Allows this POA to remain in eect if you become incapacitated or incompetent. Consult an attorney if you need more
information about this authority.
Signature
Step 6
Sign, print your name, and date the form.
This POA is not valid until it is signed and dated by someone with legal authority to sign it. For most people, this is the taxpayer whose infor-
mation is being shared.
If granting authority for a joint return, only one spouse needs to sign. Parents or legal guardians must sign for minors. For legal guardians,
conservators, personal representatives, and others signing on behalf of a taxpayer, we require documents and a photo ID to conrm your legal
authority.
We reserve the right to request additional information as needed.
Deceased Individuals and Estates: The decedent’s executor or personal representative must sign, date, and enter their title in the Signature
section.
Step 7
Send the form to the department using only one of the following:
• Mail: Minnesota Department of Revenue, Mail Station 4123, 600 N. Robert St., St. Paul, MN 55146
• Fax: to 651-556-5210
• Email: MNDOR.POA@state.mn.us
How do I revoke an appointee?
To revoke an appointee, you or the appointee must send the department a signed and dated statement terminating the appointee’s authority or
a completed Form REV184r, Revocation of Power of Attorney.
E-Services Account
No POA form is necessary to access a taxpayer’s e-Services account, but the appointee must request Third-Party access through e-Services.
Go to our website and enter Third Party Access in the Search box.
Quesons?
Website: www.revenue.state.mn.us
Email: MNDOR.POA@state.mn.us
Phone: 651-556-3003 or 1-800-657-3909