For tax year 2017, e-file for Alabama 1041, 1065, 1120, or 1120S returns is unavailable in TaxAct. We regret this inconvenience and we will offer this option again next year.

Alabama does impose an e-file mandate for some fiduciary, partnership, and corporation returns, but many can still paper file. Whether you are preparing a fiduciary, partnership, or corporation return for someone else or yourself, you can create and mail your 2017 return(s) with TaxAct.

E-file is mandated in Alabama for:

• Professional preparers who file more than 25 fiduciary, corporation, or partnership returns
• Corporations with assets of $5 million or more
• Partnerships with 50 or more partners
• Estates and trusts with 20 or more beneficiaries

If you do not meet any of these criteria, you can prepare and print your return with TaxAct. Keep in mind that the mailing address may differ depending on the form you are filing. If you do meet any of the criteria above, you will need to e-file your Alabama fiduciary, partnership, or corporation return with another software company.