61 Pa. Code § 117.10 - Signing returns and other documents
(a)
In general. Each
individual, including the fiduciary, shall sign the income tax return required
to be made by him, except that the return may be signed for the taxpayer by an
agent who is duly authorized in accordance with §
117.6 (relating to returns made by
agents) to make such return. Other returns, statements, or documents required
under this article or of the regulations thereunder to be made by any person
with respect to the tax imposed hereunder shall be signed in accordance with
any regulations contained therein, or any instructions issued with respect to
such returns, statements, or other documents.
(b)
Return of decedent. If a
return for a decedent is filed by the appointed legal representative, it should
be signed by him on the line indicated for taxpayer, as such legal
representative. For example, he should sign "John Doe, Administrator of the
Estate of Samuel Smith, Deceased," or "John Doe, Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Samuel Smith, Deceased." If no legal representative has been
appointed when the return of the decedent is due to be filed, the surviving
spouse, or other person or persons entitled to receive the property of the
decedent should sign his own name as taxpayer for and on behalf of the decedent
and indicating his date of death.
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