Arkansas § 26-18-1118 Representation

Arkansas Statutes

§ 26-18-1118 — Representation

(a)(1) A taxpayer may be represented at a hearing pro se or by an authorized representative who has provided a completed power of attorney form to the Tax Appeals Commission in the manner prescribed by the commission.

(2)A completed power of attorney form shall:

(A)Be attached to the taxpayer's petition; or (B) Accompany the authorized representative's entry of appearance if the taxpayer's authorized representative files an entry of appearance after the petition has been filed.

(3)If the taxpayer fails to attach a power of attorney to the petition, the commission shall allow the taxpayer thirty (30) calendar days to file the required power of attorney.

(4)Absent information indicating that the taxpayer has an authorized representative, the Department of Finance and Administration may

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(a) (1) A taxpayer may be represented at a hearing pro se or by an authorized representative who has provided a completed power of attorney form to the Tax Appeals Commission in the manner prescribed by the commission. (2) A completed power of attorney form shall: (A) Be attached to the taxpayer's petition; or (B) Accompany the authorized representative's entry of appearance if the taxpayer's authorized representative files an entry of appearance after the petition has been filed. (3) If the taxpayer fails to attach a power of attorney to the petition, the commission shall allow the taxpayer thirty (30) calendar days to file the required power of attorney. (4) Absent information indicating that the taxpayer has an authorized representative, the Department of Finance and Administration may communicate directly with the taxpayer. (b) The department shall be represented by an authorized representative at a hearing.

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