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The Minnesota form REV184a allows taxpayers to designate a power of attorney to receive all correspondence from the Minnesota Department of Revenue. By completing this form, individuals can ensure that their appointee will handle all tax-related communications and refunds on their behalf. To get started, fill out the form by clicking the button below.

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The Minnesota form REV184a serves an important purpose for taxpayers who wish to streamline their communication with the Minnesota Department of Revenue. This form allows individuals to appoint a representative, often referred to as an attorney-in-fact, to receive all correspondence, including refunds and legal notices, related to their tax matters and nontax debts. By completing this election, taxpayers forfeit direct communication with the department, as all relevant correspondence will be directed to their appointee. The process requires careful attention; the form must be attached to the Power of Attorney (Form REV184) to be valid. If not, the department will deny the election and return the form. Additionally, taxpayers must be aware that this election has an expiration date, which can be set or will default to the revocation of the power of attorney. Proper completion of the form includes providing personal information, such as names, Social Security numbers, and addresses, as well as indicating whether this is an original election, an amendment, or a cancellation of a previous election. The form must be signed and dated to take effect, ensuring that both the taxpayer and their appointee are informed and authorized to act on behalf of the taxpayer.

Form Example

REV184a

Election for Power of Attorney

To have Appointee Receive All Correspondence from the Department of Revenue

You may elect to have the Minnesota Department of Revenue send to your power of attorney any and all refunds, legal notices, and correspondence relating to your tax matters and to your nontax debts referred to the department for collection. This election is effective only for the authority you have granted to your appointee. If you make this election, you will no longer receive anything from the department—including refunds—and your appointee will receive it all on your behalf.

To make this election, complete and attach this form to the Power of Attorney (Form REV184) granting powers to the appointee. If Form REV184 is not attached, the department will deny your election, and the form will be returned to you.

This election will expire on the designated expiration date or when you revoke the power of attorney, whichever is earlier.

Taxpayer’s name	Social Security or MN tax ID number (or federal ID number)

Spouse’s name (if a joint return)	Spouse’s Social Security number (if a joint return)

Print or type

Street address

City	State		Zip code

Expiration date of election	Month	Day	Year
(If a date is not provided, this election is
valid until the power of attorney is revoked.)

Check one (see instructions):

Original—your ﬁrst election for this appointee

Amend—changes an existing elec- tion for this appointee

Cancel/Revoke—cancels a previ- ously ﬁled election

I elect to have the Minnesota Department of Revenue directly send to the following attorney-in-fact any and all refunds, legal no- tices and correspondence relating to my tax matters and to my nontax debts referred to the department for collection. By making this election, I understand that I will no longer receive anything—including refunds and legal notices—from the department and my appointee will receive it all on my behalf.

Election
Election	Name of person (appointee) given power of attorney	Name of ﬁrm (if applicable)
	Name of person (appointee) given power of attorney	Name of ﬁrm (if applicable)

	Street address	City	State	Zip code

	Phone number	FAX number

	This election is not valid until the form is signed and dated.

here
here	Taxpayer’s signature or signature of corporate ofﬁcer, partner or ﬁduciary	Print name (and title, if applicable)	Date	Phone
		Print name (and title, if applicable)	Date	Phone
Sign
Sign	Spouse’s signature (if joint)	Print spouse’s name (if joint)	Date	Phone
	Spouse’s signature (if joint)	Print spouse’s name (if joint)	Date	Phone

Attach this form to Form REV184 and mail to: Minnesota Revenue, Mail Station 4123, St. Paul, MN 55146-4123

Phone: 651-296-3781 or 1-800-652-9094. TTY: Call 711 for Minnesota Relay

(Rev. 12/08)

➤ Minnesota File

Form Specifications

Fact Name	Details
Form Title	REV184a Election for Power of Attorney
Purpose	This form allows taxpayers to authorize their appointee to receive all correspondence from the Minnesota Department of Revenue regarding tax matters and nontax debts.
Governing Law	The form is governed by Minnesota Statutes, Section 270C.58, which relates to powers of attorney for tax matters.
Effectiveness	The election becomes effective only when the form is completed, signed, and attached to the Power of Attorney (Form REV184).
Expiration	The election will expire on the designated date or when the power of attorney is revoked, whichever occurs first.
Submission	To submit, attach this form to Form REV184 and mail it to Minnesota Revenue, Mail Station 4123, St. Paul, MN 55146-4123.
Contact Information	For questions, call 651-296-3781 or 1-800-652-9094. TTY users can call 711 for Minnesota Relay.

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