ITR-2 Return Filing
Overview
ITR-2 is for individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) whose income is not from a business or profession. It covers salaries, multiple house properties, capital gains, foreign income, agricultural income above ₹5,000, and lottery / horse race winnings.
Simple Pricing With Deliverables
ITR-2 Filing
₹2,499onwards
- Capital gains workings
- Computation
- E-filing & verification
Our Process
For ITR-2
Step 1
Share Income & Investment Data
Form 16, broker statements, property transactions, rent agreements.
Step 2
Capital Gains Workings
We prepare capital gains workings for equity, mutual funds and property.
Step 3
Computation Review
We share the full computation for your approval.
Step 4
E-file & Verify
File the return and complete EVC / Aadhaar OTP verification.
Documents & Information Required
For ITR-2
Individual
- PAN, Aadhaar, bank account number & IFSC
- Income Tax Department portal credentials
- Form 16
- Bank statements
Property
- Home loan certificate
- Property tax paid
- Property address with pin code
- If rented: rent per month, name of tenant, tenant's PAN
Other Income
- Savings interest
- Dividend income from equity & mutual funds
- FDR & PPF interest
- Any other income
Deductions
- 80C, PPF, PF, LIC, ELSS, school fees
- 80D, Mediclaim for self / family / parents (note senior-citizen status)
- NPS contribution (self)
- House rent paid (if any)
Equity / Mutual Funds
- Excel report with: date of purchase, date of sale, purchase cost, sale proceed
Property Transactions
- Date of purchase / sale
- Purchase cost (with stamp duty & registration)
- Sale proceeds
- Any transfer expenses
- For new property purchased: date and cost with stamp duty & registration
Eligibility
Who can and cannot opt
Who Can
- Total income exceeding ₹50 lakh
- Income from salary or pension
- Income from house property (more than one)
- Income from sources such as lottery or horse races
- Director in a company
- Agricultural income above ₹5,000
- Income from capital gains
- Investments in unlisted equity bonds during the financial year
- Income from foreign assets and foreign income
Who Cannot
- Taxpayers who make an income from profession or business cannot opt for ITR-2.
Features
of ITR-2
Capital Gains Coverage
Handles short-term and long-term capital gains on equity, mutual funds, property and other assets.
Foreign Income & Assets
Mandatory reporting form for residents with foreign income or foreign assets.
Multiple Properties
Supports income from more than one house property, including let-out and self-occupied.
NRI-Friendly
NRIs and RNORs can file ITR-2 if there is no business or professional income.
Frequently Asked Questions
Switch to ITR-2 if any of the following apply:
- •Total income exceeds ₹50 lakh.
- •You have capital gains from equity, mutual funds, or property.
- •You own more than one house property.
- •You hold unlisted equity shares or were a director in a company at any point during the year.
- •You have foreign income, foreign assets, or were an NRI or RNOR during the year.
- •Agricultural income exceeds ₹5,000.
If you also have business or professional income, the right form is ITR-3 instead.
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