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ITR-2 is an Income Tax Return form for eligible Individuals and HUFs who do not have income chargeable under Profits and Gains of Business or Profession, but are not eligible to file ITR-1.

For AY 2026-27, ITR-2 can cover capital gains, multiple house properties, foreign assets or income, directorship in a company, unlisted equity shares and agricultural income above ₹5,000 — with no general ₹50 lakh total-income ceiling.

Eligibility Review

Capital Gain Computation

House Property Review

Foreign Asset Review

TDS Reconciliation

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Overview

What Is ITR-2 & Who It's For?

ITR-2 is prescribed for eligible Individuals and HUFs who do not have business/professional income but are not eligible for ITR-1. It can cover salary, capital gains, multiple properties, foreign assets/income and more, prepared using actual records.

No General Income Ceiling

Unlike ITR-1, ITR-2 has no ₹50 lakh total-income limit, provided there is no business/professional income.

Wider Income Coverage

Capital gains, more than two house properties, foreign assets/income, directorship, unlisted shares and agricultural income above ₹5,000.

No Business/Professional Income

Taxpayers with income chargeable under Profits and Gains of Business or Profession should instead consider ITR-3.

Documents and tax return forms representing ITR-2 filing

ITR-2Eligibility & Filing Support

What We Help You With

Complete ITR-2 support — from eligibility check to capital gains, foreign assets and filing.

Eligibility Review

Confirm income sources, residential status and business-income exclusion against ITR-2 conditions.

Capital-Gain Computation

Compute short-term and long-term capital gains from shares, mutual funds and property.

House-Property Review

Review rental income across multiple properties, municipal taxes and loan interest.

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Foreign-Asset & Income Review

Organise foreign bank, investment and asset disclosures where applicable.

AIS / 26AS Reconciliation

Identify mismatches between AIS, TIS, Form 26AS and actual transactions.

Filing & E-Verification

Prepare, submit and complete e-verification of ITR-2 through the e-Filing portal.

Our Services

ITR-2 Filing Services

Choose the review, computation or filing service relevant to your requirement.

ELIG

ITR-2 Eligibility Review

Check income sources, business-income exclusion and residential status before selecting ITR-2.

Capital-Gain Computation

Compute short-term and long-term capital gains from shares, mutual funds and property.

House-Property Computation

Review rental income, municipal taxes and loan interest across each property.

FRGN

Foreign-Asset Disclosure

Assist in organising information required for applicable foreign-asset schedules.

TDS

TDS Reconciliation

Verify tax deducted at source against Form 26AS and AIS before it is claimed.

FILE

Filing & E-Verification

Preparation, submission and e-verification of ITR-2 through the e-Filing portal.

Who Can File ITR-2

Who Should File ITR-2?

For AY 2026-27, ITR-2 applies to Individuals and HUFs without business/professional income who are not eligible for ITR-1. It is commonly relevant for:

Salaried Individuals with Capital Gains High-Income Individuals NRIs & RNOR Taxpayers Stock & Mutual Fund Investors Property Owners (More Than 2) Company Directors Unlisted Equity Shareholders HUFs Without Business Income

Eligibility should be checked for the relevant Assessment Year — the correct form depends on the taxpayer's complete income profile.

Clear Expectations

Who Cannot File ITR-2?

ITR-2 is not available to every individual or HUF. For AY 2026-27, important exclusions include a taxpayer who:

Has income chargeable under Profits and Gains of Business or Profession

Receives remuneration, interest, salary, bonus or commission from a firm taxable as business income

Is a freelancer or proprietor with business/professional income

Should instead consider ITR-3, or ITR-4 where eligible

A taxpayer should not select ITR-2 merely because of high income or capital gains — the complete income profile must be reviewed.

Eligibility Snapshot

ITR-2 Coverage at a Glance

For AY 2026-27, the following circumstances are specifically covered within ITR-2 eligibility.

Category	ITR-2 Coverage	What It Means
Total Income	No general ceiling	ITR-2 can be filed irrespective of income quantum
House Properties	More than 2 allowed	Unlike ITR-1, no cap on number of properties
Capital Gains	Short-term & long-term	Shares, mutual funds, securities and property
Agricultural Income	Above ₹5,000	ITR-1 is unavailable once this threshold is crossed
Foreign Assets/Income	Permitted	Subject to applicable foreign-asset disclosure schedules

Business/professional income, however, always takes the taxpayer outside ITR-2 eligibility.

Filing Journey

How ITR-2 Filing Works

From collecting documents to computing capital gains and completing e-verification.

Collect Documents

PAN, Aadhaar, Form 16, broker/property records, Form 26AS, AIS and TIS.

Check Eligibility & Residential Status

Confirm ITR-2 conditions and Resident / NRI / RNOR status.

Reconcile Tax Information

Compare Form 16, Form 26AS, AIS, TIS and bank/broker records.

Compute Capital Gains & Property Income

Short-term/long-term capital gains and income from each house property.

Review Foreign Disclosures

Verify foreign assets, foreign income and applicable tax-credit claims.

Submit & E-Verify

Submit the return through the e-Filing portal and complete verification.

The Filing Process

How We Help You File ITR-2

From eligibility check to a filed and verified return.

Check Eligibility & Collect Documents

We confirm ITR-2 eligibility and help collect PAN, Form 16, broker/property records and AIS.

Reconcile Income & Capital Gains

Salary, capital gains and property income are reconciled against 26AS and AIS.

Review Foreign Assets & Deductions

Foreign disclosures and eligible deductions are reviewed under the selected tax regime.

File & E-Verify

The return is submitted through the e-Filing portal and e-verified within the prescribed time.

Documents & Information

What You Should Keep Ready

The exact records required depend on the taxpayer's income sources. Commonly relevant items include:

PAN & Aadhaar

Form 16 / Form 16A

Form 26AS, AIS & TIS

Broker & Demat Statements

Property Purchase/Sale Documents

Foreign Asset/Income Statements

Document requirements vary by profile — a share-market investor mainly needs broker capital-gain reports and demat statements, while a property seller should keep purchase/sale deeds and stamp-duty records ready alongside Form 26AS and AIS.

Clear Distinction

ITR-2 vs Other ITR Forms

Selecting the correct form depends on the taxpayer's complete income profile.

Aspect	ITR-2	ITR-1 / ITR-3
Applicable To	Individuals/HUFs not eligible for ITR-1	Eligible Resident Individuals (ITR-1) or business/professional taxpayers (ITR-3)
Income Limit	No general ceiling	Up to ₹50 lakh (ITR-1)
Business Income	Not permitted	Permitted in ITR-3
Capital Gains	All types permitted	Only limited Section 112A LTCG (ITR-1)
Residential Status	Resident, NRI or RNOR	Resident only (ITR-1)

The correct return form should be selected only after reviewing the taxpayer's complete income profile and eligibility conditions.

What You Receive

After Your ITR-2 Filing

The exact deliverables depend on the selected service.

ITR-2 Eligibility Review Capital-Gain Computation House-Property Computation Foreign-Asset Disclosure Review TDS Reconciliation AIS / 26AS Verification ITR-2 Preparation E-Verification Guidance

Once filed and verified, we can retain the acknowledgement, filed return copy and tax-computation record for your reference.

Important Legal Disclaimer

ITR-2 eligibility, capital-gain provisions, foreign-asset reporting and other requirements are governed by the applicable Income-tax Act and the notified ITR-2 form for the relevant Assessment Year. This page is for general guidance only and does not replace official guidance or professional tax advice.

All income, capital gains and disclosures must be truthful and supported by genuine records — please verify the current notified ITR-2 form before filing.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers before you file your ITR-2.

ITR-2 is an Income Tax Return form for eligible Individuals and HUFs who do not have income chargeable under Profits and Gains of Business or Profession and who are not eligible to file ITR-1.

No. ITR-2 can be filed irrespective of the quantum of total income, provided the taxpayer otherwise satisfies the ITR-2 conditions.

Yes, where the taxpayer has capital gains, foreign assets/income, directorship, unlisted shares or other conditions that make ITR-1 unavailable.

Yes. ITR-2 can apply to Resident and Non-Resident Individuals, and to RNOR taxpayers, who do not have business/professional income.

Yes. ITR-2 can cover income chargeable under the head Capital Gains, including both short-term and long-term gains.

Yes. ITR-2 can cover income from more than two house properties, unlike ITR-1.

Yes, where there is no business/professional income. Directorship and holding of unlisted equity shares are specifically identified as requiring ITR-2 rather than ITR-1.

Yes, subject to the applicable foreign-asset and foreign-income reporting requirements and tax provisions.

Generally, no. Income chargeable under Profits and Gains of Business or Profession requires ITR-3, or ITR-4 where eligible.

No. ITR forms are annexure-less. Supporting documents need not be attached, but should be retained for future assessment or verification requirements.

Yes. AIS and Form 26AS should be reviewed and reconciled with actual transactions, and any mismatch investigated before filing.

Yes. The Income Tax Department provides online e-Filing functionality for ITR-2, along with an offline utility for AY 2026-27.

File Your ITR-2 Before the Due Date

Check eligibility, reconcile capital gains/AIS and file accurately — before the filing deadline arrives.

Check Eligibility → Collect Documents → Reconcile AIS/26AS → Compute Capital Gains → Review Foreign Assets → Submit → E-Verify

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