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1120 states

States that allow electronic estimates

This table provides information about what states allow electronic funds withdrawal for estimate payments, what screen you use to enable e-filing, and whether you can file the estimates separate from the return, or with amended returns.
State
Where to enable e-file
Filed separately from return
Allows e-filing of additional estimates with amended return
Notes
Arkansas
Screen ARELF
No
No
N/A
California
Screen CAELFEst
No
Yes
N/A
Connecticut
Screen CTELF
Yes
No
N/A
DC
Screen DCELF
Yes
No
N/A
Florida
Screen FLELF
Yes
No
N/A
Illinois
Screen ILELF
Yes
No
N/A
Indiana
Screen INELF
No
No
N/A
Iowa
Screen IAELF
No
No
N/A
Kansas
Screen KSELF
No
Yes
N/A
Maine
Screen MEELFEst
No
Yes, for 901ES-ME
N/A
Maryland
Screen MDELF
Yes
No
N/A
Massachusetts
Screen MAELF, Screen MACELF, or Screen MAUELF
No
Yes
N/A
Nebraska
Screen NEELF
No
No
N/A
New Hampshire
Screen NHELF
Yes
Yes
N/A
New Jersey
Screen NJELF
Yes
No
N/A
New York
Screen NYELFEst
Yes
Yes
See 1120-NY ELF: Electronically filing additional estimates and 1120-NY ELF: Electronically filing estimates for more information
New York City
Screen NYCEL2
Yes
No
N/A
North Carolina
Screen NCELF
No
Yes
N/A
Oklahoma
Screen OKELF
No
No
N/A
Ohio Cities - MNP
Screen OJMNPELF
Yes
No
N/A
Pennsylvania
Screen PAELF or Screen PAELF2
No
No
N/A
South Carolina
Screen SCELF
Yes
Yes
N/A
Tennessee
Screen TNELF
Yes
No
N/A
Utah
Screen UTELF
Yes
No
ACH settlement date can't exceed 130 calendar days from the current date
Vermont
Screen VTELF
Yes
Yes
N/A
Wisconsin
Screen WIELFEst
No
Yes
N/A

This article applies to:

  • PRODUCT: UltraTax CS
  • Return type: 1120 Corporation
  • State: Arkansas, California
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