Connecticut - Power of Attorney (POA) Required
Why This Matters
Beyond works directly with state agencies on your behalf – reporting new hires to labor departments, calculating tax rates, paying taxes and insurance contributions, and filing required reports.
To do this, you must grant us Power of Attorney for every state where your business has tax obligations.
For example, if you operate in both Connecticut and New York, you will need to complete and return a POA for each state.
We make the process simple – just fill in your details, sign the form, and send it back to us. We’ll handle the rest.
Connecticut Department of Labor (DOL)
Power of Attorney (POA) Instructions:
- Download and print the CT DOL POA form.
- Complete all sections with your business information.
- The owner or authorized operator must sign the form at the bottom.
- The POA form must be notarized.
- Provide the completed and notarized form to Beyond.
Connecticut Department of Revenue (DOR)
Power of Attorney (POA) Instructions:
- Download the CT DOR POA form.
- Complete Parts 1 and 2 with your business details.
- The owner or authorized operator must sign the form at the bottom.
- Provide the completed form to Beyond.
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