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The ITR-2 form is meant for individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) not having income from business or profession, but who earn income from salary, more than one house property, capital gains (short-term or long-term), foreign assets/income, or as a partner in a firm. Filing ITR-2 can be complex due to the inclusion of capital gains, foreign assets, or multiple sources of income — that’s where we step in. Our expert tax professionals ensure accurate computation, maximized deductions, and error-free filing as per the latest income tax laws. Whether you’ve earned through stock trading, mutual funds, real estate, or have foreign holdings, we’ll take care of everything end-to-end. We offer a completely online, hassle-free process with dedicated support, ensuring timely and compliant filing for the financial year 2024-25.
A: ITR-2 is applicable to individuals and HUFs not having income from business or profession, but having: Salary/Pension income Income from more than one house property Capital gains (e.g., shares, mutual funds, property) Income from foreign assets or foreign income Income as a partner in a firm (without remuneration)
ITR-1 is for individuals with income up to ₹50 lakh from salary, one house property, and other sources (excluding capital gains). ITR-2 is for individuals/HUFs with higher income, capital gains, multiple house properties, or foreign assets/income.
A: No. For intraday trading or business/professional income, you need to file ITR-3. ITR-2 is not valid for such income types.
A: It may trigger a mismatch with the Income Tax Department’s data (AIS/TIS) and lead to notices. We help you reconcile and report all gains accurately.
A: While the form is available on the Income Tax portal, it’s complex — especially if you have capital gains, foreign income, or multiple sources. We recommend expert assistance to avoid errors and maximize tax benefits.
A: Yes. If you are a resident and ordinarily resident (ROR), you must report all foreign assets/income, even if the income is not taxable in India.
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