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Submissions for “Community Calendar” are required two weeks preceding the date of publication. Send to: Mary Ann Bottari, Pioneer Press, 3701 W. Lake Ave., Glenview IL 60026; mbottari@pioneerlocal.com. Information may be faxed to (847) 486-7495.

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Question: What kind of power of attorney do I need to file if the person is already deceased?

My brother passed away and he has never been married and has no children. He did not have a power of attorney and now we are trying to file taxes, deal with his personal property, real estate etc.. and we need to have a power of attorney… I am going to try to file this forms myself but is very unsure which power of attorney I need to file to give my mom all the rights to act on his behalf … Could someone please advise me … I am in the state of Mississippi.

Answer: I dont believe you would be filing to become a power of attorney since he is already passed (sorry to hear that, btw). I think you would be seeking to be the executor of his estate.

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WARSAW, Ill. –– Two proposals from the Hunt Drainage District were voted down by the Warsaw City Council Wednesday. Warsaw owns 4.55 acres inside the Hunt Drainage District, and all land owners in the district were sent letters and ballots in December.

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Question: if i’m given IRS Power of Attorney (form 2848) for someone am i liable for their debts?

if a indvidual gives me POA with the IRS using form 2848 and i make installment arrangement on their behalf am i liable for the payments? the individual does have some money to make the payments. you can assume i am not intentioanlly misleadin cheating, etc… the irs. we are not trying to dispute the amount, just trying to help an individual settle his back tax amounts for a couple years.
is there anything i should be concerned with?
thanks.
the TP was a self contractor so either did not pay enough quarterly or none at all, but did files tax forms.

Answer: Usually POA are for being able to call IRS and inquiry about filing tax returns, read the instructions on the POA, you will not be liable to pay the amount only file taxes or it also gives you permission for IRS to discuss the account for whatever year listed on the poa.
Is the amount owed because TP filed the tax return and ended up owing? Or is it because IRS sent ASFR (automated for substitute return) If it is for ASFR the TP still can filed his/her own return
To request installment agreement download form 9465 from the IRS website www.irs.gov you can request direct debit installment agreement and then you don’t have to worry about making the payments or remembering to mail the payment. IRS charges $52 user fee for DD or $105 if you mail the payment.

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