The fiduciary of a resident estate or full-year resident trust may Quick-File Form CT-1041 if all of the following are true for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2000. The resident estate or full-year resident trust has no:
- Nonresident beneficiaries
- Schedule A, Connecticut fiduciary adjustments
- Connecticut alternative minimum tax
- Adjusted net Connecticut minimum tax credit
- Income tax credit reported on Schedule CT-IT Credit
- Federal election to be treated as an Electing Small Business Trust (ESBT)
Connecticut CT-1041 Fiduciary Tax Filing
The fiduciary of a resident estate and full-year resident trust may be able to Quick-File Form CT-1041, Connecticut Income Tax Return for Trusts and Estates. The Quick-File process makes filing this return much faster for taxpayers and dramatically reduces the cost for DRS to process the return.
From what documentation is available, "Quick File" seems to be a term used by Connecticut State Department of Revenue Service to mean that a simplified filing can be done based on the Federal Form 1041. There is no mention of electronic filing in the instructions.
See here for instructions.http://www.zillionforms.com/2001/2C3B3723C166295E58525696300002555.PDF