Form Ct 706 Nt PDF Details

The IRS Form Ct 706-NT is a document used to notify the Internal Revenue Service of a change in estate tax treatment with respect to certain property transfers. The form must be filed within nine months of the transfer or, if earlier, the date the taxpayer files their federal income tax return for the year in which the transfer occurred. The form is used to report estate tax elections made pursuant to section 1022 of the Internal Revenue Code. This form should not be confused with Form 706, which is used to file an estate tax return. For more information on Form 706-NT and other estate tax forms, please visit our website or consult with a qualified accountant. Thank you for your interest in estate taxes!

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Probate Court	Connecticut Estate Tax Return (for Nontaxable Estates)

State of Connecticut

(Rev. 06/21)	For estates of decedents dying during calendar year 2021 (Read instructions before completing this form.) Do not use staples.

Decedent’s last name		First name and middle initial		Social Security Number (SSN)
				•	•
				•	•	__ __ __ __
				__ __ __ •	__ __ •	__ __ __ __
				•	•
Address	Number and street		PO Box	Federal Employer ID Number (FEIN) if applicable

City, town, or post office		State	ZIP code	Date of death

Legal residence (domicile) (county and state)			Check if amended return.	Connecticut Probate Court
			Check if amended return.

Residency:	 Connecticut resident	Nonresident - Attach Form C-3 UGE, STATE OF CONNECTICUT DOMICILE DECLARATION.

Section 1 General Questions Check the appropriate box for each question below.

1. At the time of death, did the decedent own or have an interest in					6. Did the decedent have an interest in life insurance on the life of another?
	any of the following sole ownership property? If Yes, report the					If Yes, report the cash surrender value in Section 3, Part 1.
	property in Section 3, Part 1.		 Yes	 No			 Yes	 No
	a. Real estate				7.	Did the decedent have an interest in life insurance on his or her
	b. Securities		 Yes	 No		life? If Yes, report the entire proceeds in Section 3, Part 3.
	c. Bank accounts		 Yes	 No			 Yes	 No
	d. Other personal property		 Yes	 No	8.	During his or her life, did the decedent make any transfers of
2. At the time of death, did the decedent own or have an interest in						real property to another retaining a life use for himself or herself
						or continued to have any use in the property? If Yes, complete
	any of the following property owned jointly with right of survivorship?
						Section 3, Part 2.	 Yes	 No
	If Yes, report the property in Section 3, Part 2.
			 Yes	 No
	a. Real estate				9. Did the decedent make any taxable gifts (within the meaning of IRC
	b. Securities		 Yes	 No		§ 2503) on or after January 1, 2005, but before January 1, 2021?
						If Yes, complete SCHEDULE B (NT).	 Yes	 No
	c. Bank accounts		 Yes	 No
					10.Did the decedent make any taxable gifts (within the meaning
	d. Other personal property		 Yes	 No
						of IRC § 2503) during calendar year 2021? If Yes, complete
3. Are any amounts due to a beneficiary or this decedent’s estate
						SCHEDULE A (NT) and attach.	 Yes	 No
	from a pension, stock-bonus or profit-sharing plan, or an annuity?				11. Was a disclaimer filed in this estate? If Yes, submit a copy of each
	If Yes, report that amount in Section 3, Part 2.		 Yes	 No
						disclaimer.	 Yes	 No

4. Did the decedent create any trusts, including trustee bank accounts,					12. Is the estate required to file a federal Form 706, United States
	during his or her life? If Yes, attach a copy of the trust(s) and report
	the value of the trust(s) in Section 3, Part 2.		 Yes	 No		Estate (and Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax Return? See
						instructions.	 Yes	 No

5. Does the estate elect special-use valuation? See instructions.					13. Was the decedent a beneficiary of a trust for which a QTIP election
			 Yes	 No
						was made? See instructions.	 Yes	 No


	Section 2	Connecticut Taxable Estate Computation

1.	Total gross estate for Connecticut estate tax purposes: Enter total from Section 4, Line 4	1.
2.	Allowable estate tax deductions for federal estate tax purposes other than deduction
	allowable for state death taxes under IRC § 2058: See Instructions	2.
3.	Subtract Line 2 from Line 1	3.
4.	Current year Connecticut taxable gifts from SCHEDULE A (NT), Line 9: Attach copy of federal Form 709	4.
5.	Prior year Connecticut taxable gifts made on or after January 1, 2005, but before January 1, 2021:
	Attach a copy of federal Form 709 for each year listed in SCHEDULE B (NT)	5.
6.	Connecticut taxable estate: Add Lines 3, 4, and 5. See Instructions	6.

Declaration: I declare under penalty of law that I have examined this return (including any accompanying schedules and statements) and, to the best of my knowledge and belief, it is true, complete, and correct. I understand that the representations contained herein are made under the penalties of false statement as provided in Conn. Gen. Stat. §§ 53a-157b. The declaration of a paid preparer other than the taxpayer is based on all information of which the preparer has any knowledge.

Fiduciary’s name				Attorney or authorized representative’s name

Signature of fiduciary			Date	Signature of attorney or authorized representative		Date

Address				Firm name and address

City		State	ZIP code	City	State	ZIP code

Telephone number				Telephone number
–	–			–	–

			Confidential — Not Subject	to Disclosure or Inspection

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Section 3 Property and Proceeds Reported for Connecticut Estate Tax Purposes

Part 1 - Solely-Owned Property

	A	B		C	D	E
	ITEM	Description of All Property and Two-Letter Abbreviation of State Where Located		Decedent’s	Fair Market Value	Amount of
	NO.	If real property, list the complete address. Include all property, real or personal, tangible or intangible,		% of	at Date of Death	Column D
				Ownership		Passing to Spouse
		wherever located. If necessary, attach additional sheet(s) and continue with Item 1F.	State
1.	1A			100%

2.	1B			100%

3.	1C			100%

4.	1D			100%

5.	1E			100%

6.	Subtotal from continuation sheets.

7.	Total: Add all amounts for Column D and Column E.

Part 2 - Jointly-Owned Property and Property Passing Other Than by Will or Laws of Intestacy

	A	B		C	D	E	F
	ITEM	Description ofAll Property and Two-LetterAbbreviation of State Where Located		Fair Market Value	Percentage	Includible Value	Amount of
	NO.	If real property, list the complete address. Include all property, real or		at Date of Death	Includible	Attributed to This	Column E
							Passing to Spouse
		personal, tangible or intangible, wherever located. If necessary, attach				Estate	Passing to Spouse
		additional sheet(s) and continue with Item 2F.	State			(Col. C x Col. D)

8.	2A				%

9.	2B				%

10.	2C				%

11.	2D				%

12.	2E				%

13.Subtotal from continuation sheets.

14.Total: Add all amounts for Column E and Column F.

Part 3 - Life Insurance Proceeds on the Life of the Decedent

A	B	C	D
ITEM	Description of Life Insurance	Life Insurance Value	Amount of
		Report the entire
NO.	Attach copy of federal Form 712 for each policy. If necessary, attach additional sheet(s) and continue with		Column C
		proceeds from
			Passing to Spouse
	Item 3F.	each policy.

15.3A

16.3B

17.3C

18.3D

19.3E

20.Subtotal from continuation sheets.

21.Total: Add all amounts for Column C and Column D.

Form CT-706 NT (Rev. 06/21)

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Section 4

Total Gross Estate as It Would Be Valued for Connecticut Estate Tax Purposes

1.	Enter amount from Section 3, Part 1, Column D, Line 7	1.
1.	Enter amount from Section 3, Part 1, Column D, Line 7	1.

2.	Enter amount from Section 3, Part 2, Column E, Line 14	2.

3.	Enter amount from Section 3, Part 3, Column C, Line 21	3.

4.	Total gross estate for Connecticut estate tax purposes:
	Add Lines 1 through 3. Enter here and on Section 2, Line 1	4.

Section 5

For Resident Estates - Basis for Probate Fees

Part 1 - Real and Tangible Personal Property Located Outside Connecticut

1.Total value of real and tangible personal property located outside Connecticut reported in

Section 3, Part 1, Column D

2.Total value of real and tangible personal property located outside Connecticut reported in

Section 3, Part 2, Column E

3.Total value of real and tangible personal property located

	outside Connecticut: Add Line 1 and Line 2	3.
Part 2 - Amount Passing to Spouse
1.	Enter amount from Section 3, Part 1, Column E, Line 7	1.
2.	Enter amount from Section 3, Part 2, Column F, Line 14	2.
3.	Enter amount from Section 3, Part 3, Column D, Line 21	3.
4.	Total amount to spouse: Add Lines 1 through 3	4.
5.	Enter amount from Section 5, Part 1, Line 1, passing to spouse	5.
6.	Enter amount from Section 5, Part 1, Line 2, passing to spouse	6.

7.Total amount of real and tangible personal property located outside

Connecticut passing to spouse: Add Line 5 and Line 6

Section 6

For Nonresident Estates Only - Basis for Probate Fees

Part 1 - Real and Tangible Personal Property Located in Connecticut

1.Total value of real and tangible personal property located in Connecticut

reported in Section 3, Part 1, Column D

2.Total value of real and tangible personal property located in Connecticut

reported in Section 3, Part 2, Column E

3.Total value of real and tangible personal property located

	in Connecticut : Add Line 1 and Line 2	3.
Part 2 - Amount Passing to Spouse
1.	Enter amount from Section 6, Part 1, Line 1, passing to spouse	1.
2.	Enter amount from Section 6, Part 1, Line 2, passing to spouse	2.

3.Total amount of real and tangible personal property located

in Connecticut passing to spouse: Add Line 1 and Line 2

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Schedule A (NT) Computation of Current Year Connecticut Taxable Gifts

A	B	C	D	E	F	G
Item	Gifts Subject to Gift Tax	Adjusted	Date	Value at Date of Gift	Split Gifts Only	Net Transfer
No.	• Donee’s name, address, SSN, relationship to	Basis of Gift	of Gift	Enter the fair market	For split gifts, enter	Subtract
	decedent, if any;			value at the date	1/2 of Column E.	Column F from
	• Gift description: If gift was made by means of a			the gift was made.		Column E.
	trust, enter trust’s identifying number. If gift was
	securities, enter CUSIP number(s), if available.

•Do not list Connecticut taxable gifts that are includable in the decedent’s gross estate.

Gifts Made by Spouse - Complete only if decedent split gifts with his or her spouse and the spouse also made gifts.

1.	Total gifts: Add the value of all gifts listed in Column G and enter here	1.
2.	Total annual exclusion for present interest gifts listed on SCHEDULE A (NT): See instructions. ...	2.
3.	Subtract Line 2 from Line 1	3.

Deductions

4.Gifts to spouse for which a marital deduction is claimed: Enter item No(s).

	from SCHEDULE A (NT) ____________________ .	4.	00

5.	Exclusions attributable to gifts on Line 4	5.	00

6.	Marital deduction: Subtract Line 5 from Line 4. ..	6.	00
7.	Charitable deductions less exclusions: Enter
7.	Charitable deductions less exclusions: Enter
	item numbers from SCHEDULE A (NT) ________ .	7.	00
8.	Total deductions: Add Line 6 and Line 7		8.
9.	Connecticut current year taxable gifts:
	Subtract Line 8 from Line 3. Enter here and on Section 2, Line 4.		...................................... 9.

10. Did the decedent consent for federal gift tax purposes to have gifts made during the calendar year by the decedent, the decedent’s

spouse, or both, to third parties considered as made one-half by each? Yes	No
If Yes, print spouse’s name and SSN below.

Name __________________________________________________________ SSN__________________________________________________

11. Is the decedent’s spouse a U.S. citizen?	Yes	No
		
If No, did the decedent transfer any property to his or her spouse during the calendar year?
		

12. Check the box if the value of any item reported on SCHEDULE A (NT) includes a discount for lack of marketability, a minority interest, a fractional interest in real estate, blockage, market absorption, or any other discount. Attach an explanation giving the basis for the claimed discounts and showing the amount of the discounts taken.

Terminable Interest Marital Deduction as Reported for Federal Gift Tax Purposes

The decedent is bound by the election made for federal gift tax purposes. Check the box if the decedent elected for federal gift tax purposes:

13.  To include gifts of qualified terminable interest property as gifts to his or her spouse for which a marital deduction was claimed. Enter the item numbers from Column A above of the gifts for which the decedent made this election under IRC § 2523(f).______________________________________

14.  Not to treat as qualified terminable interest property any joint and survivor annuity where only the decedent and his or her spouse have the right to receive payments before the last to die. Enter the item numbers from Column A above for the annuity(ies) for which the decedent made this election under IRC § 2523(f)(6). _______________________________________________________

Continue with SCHEDULE B (NT) on Page 5.

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Schedule B (NT) Gifts From Prior Periods

List annual Connecticut taxable gifts (within the meaning of IRC § 2503) made on or after January 1, 2005, but prior to January 1, 2021 other than gifts that are includable in the decedent’s gross estate (See instructions).

Column A	Column B	Column C	Column D
Calendar Year of Gift	Connecticut Taxable Gifts as	Taxable Amount Included in Column B	Connecticut Taxable Gifts
	Originally Reported	for Gifts Includable in Gross Estate	(Column B minus Column C)

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

Total Connecticut Taxable Gifts: Enter here and Section 2, Line 5.

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