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3. My parents are joint owners of the property. If they are unable to write, how can they sign the Tax Return (B.I.R.57)?

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If the owner is unable to write, the affixing of a name-chop, thumbprint or mark (such as “x”) as the owner's signature can be accepted, if properly witnessed by a person aged 18 or above . The witness should sign and date the form, and state his/her full name and Identity Card number beside his / her signature.

An alternative to the above is that if you have a written authorization from the owners, you can complete the Return on their behalf. You should attach a copy of the relevant Power of Attorney or Letter of Authorization to the tax return if this is the first time you act as the agent or representative for them.