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POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR INCOME TAX AND GST WORK

to be my true and lawful attorney, in my name and on my behalf, for the tax work described below, upon the terms of this Power.

1. 1. THE TAX WORK

1.2 The Attorney has no authority under this Power over any other tax, any other period, or any other person's tax affairs.

1. 2. WHAT THE ATTORNEY MAY DO

2.1 To the extent the tax laws allow a person authorised by a taxpayer to do so, the Attorney may, for the work in clause 1: prepare and file returns, statements, forms and applications; reply to notices and orders; appear before the tax officers and authorities and give them the documents and explanations they ask for; receive notices, communications and orders addressed to me; and pay tax due from my own bank account.

1. 3. SIGNING AND VERIFYING

3.1 Where the law lets the Attorney sign or verify a return or form for me, the Attorney may do so. Where it does not, the Attorney shall prepare the papers and I shall sign or verify them myself, including any step that needs my own OTP, digital signature or Aadhaar authentication.

3.2 The Attorney shall use my portal log-in details, passwords and digital signature, if I give them, only for the work in clause 1, and shall return them to me, or tell me to change them, when the work ends.

1. 4. TRUTH AND LIABILITY

4.1 I shall give the Attorney complete and correct information and papers. The Attorney shall file only what my records and papers support. The tax, interest and penalty that the law imposes remain my liability.

4.2 Without my written approval the Attorney shall not agree to pay extra tax, interest or penalty, make or accept a settlement, admit any liability, or withdraw an appeal.

1. 5. THE DEPARTMENTS' OWN REQUIREMENTS

5.1 The tax departments and their portals may require the Attorney to be registered as my authorised representative in their own way. I shall do what they require, and this Power supports that step and does not replace it.

1. 6. REVOCABLE, AND ENDS ON DEATH

6.1 This is an ordinary power of attorney. The Principal may revoke it at any time by written notice to the Attorney, under s.203 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872. It ends on the Principal's death or if the Principal becomes of unsound mind, under s.201 of that Act, whatever clause 7 says about its stated duration. It is not a power coupled with an interest.

1. 7. DURATION

1. 8. GENERAL

8.1 The Attorney shall act honestly and in the Principal's interest, shall keep the Principal informed, and shall keep a written account of every sum received or paid under this Power.

8.2 The Attorney may not hand this Power over to another person (sub-delegate it).

8.4 If any provision of this Power is held invalid or unenforceable, the rest continues in effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Principal has executed this Power of Attorney at __________ on __________.

Signature: ______________________________

Signature: ______________________________

WITNESSES