Taxpayer Authorized Representatives
APPOINTING AN AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE:
In order to appoint this authorized attorney, the taxpayer must produce a letter of approval, duly signed by the proprietor, partner or director of the company or, business, to be submitted by an authorized representative before the judicial or appellate tribunal authority.
ELIGIBLE PERSONS:
The following persons may authorize the taxpayer to refer the taxpayer before the judicial authority and the appellate tribunal
· The taxpayer is a full-time employer, at least with a bachelor’s degree.
· A practicing lawyer
· The person who holds the bachelor or
· Masters degree in commerce.
· The retired officer of the department of sales tax, customs or federal excise does not provide at least 10 years of satisfactory service beyond the post of the assistant collector.
· Accountant.
INELIGIBLE PERSONS:
· A person convicted of a criminal offense.
· A person gets forced out or retired from work.
· A person who is not insolvent.
Upon receipt of a complaint of misconduct by an authorized representative, judicial officer, appeal tribunal or board may disqualify the taxpayer.
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In order to appoint this authorized attorney, the taxpayer must produce a letter of approval, duly signed by the proprietor, partner or director of the company or, business, to be submitted by an authorized representative before the judicial or appellate tribunal authority.
ELIGIBLE PERSONS:
The following persons may authorize the taxpayer to refer the taxpayer before the judicial authority and the appellate tribunal
· The taxpayer is a full-time employer, at least with a bachelor’s degree.
· A practicing lawyer
· The person who holds the bachelor or
· Masters degree in commerce.
· The retired officer of the department of sales tax, customs or federal excise does not provide at least 10 years of satisfactory service beyond the post of the assistant collector.
· Accountant.
INELIGIBLE PERSONS:
· A person convicted of a criminal offense.
· A person gets forced out or retired from work.
· A person who is not insolvent.
Upon receipt of a complaint of misconduct by an authorized representative, judicial officer, appeal tribunal or board may disqualify the taxpayer.
For more information, please visit our blogs or FBR official website.
Must Read:
How to become a Filer
How to check FBR Filer Status
Who is filer and non-filer?
Visit my website Filer to see more blogs and news.
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