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Power Of Attorney South Carolina: Quick Facts
South Carolina uses uniform standards. Notarized execution is required. You can specify whether the document survives incapacity and what specific powers you're granting to your agent.
Usually requires medical certification that you can't make decisions. The document should specify what type of proof is needed and who can provide it to avoid delays when the power needs to be used.
Yes, but IRS and state tax agencies have their own authorization requirements. You might need to file additional forms with tax authorities to allow your agent to handle tax issues.
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