Georgia - Power of Attorney Required
Why this matters
Beyond partners with government agencies to manage essential employer responsibilities on your behalf. This includes reporting new hires, calculating tax rates, submitting payments, handling insurance contributions, and filing necessary reports.
To carry out these duties, we require a signed Power of Attorney (POA) for every state where your business has a tax obligation. For example, if your company operates in both Georgia and Florida, you’ll need to complete and return POA forms for both states.
We’ve simplified the process: just fill out the forms with your business details, sign them, and send them back to us. We’ll handle the rest.
Georgia Department of Labor - POA Instructions
To authorize Beyond to work with the Georgia Department of Labor on your behalf:
- Download the Georgia DOL Power of Attorney and Form DOL-5155.
- Enter your business information in all required fields.
- Ensure the owner or authorized operator signs the formÂ
- Send the completed form to Beyond.
Georgia Department of Revenue - POA Instructions
To authorize Beyond to interact with the Georgia Department of Revenue:
- Download the Georgia DOR Power of Attorney form.
- Fill out all fields with your business details.
- The form must be signed by the owner or operator.
- Return the completed document to Beyond.
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