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ITR-2 Filing

Estimated timeline *5–7 Working Days for Filing

Estimated delivery

Timeline conditions

Your individual ITR-2 Allow 3–5 working days for Basic, 5–7 for Standard and 7–10 for Premium after complete salary, property, investment and directorship records are ready. Each package covers one eligible individual and one assessment year. The estimate is for our return work, not departmental processing or refund delivery. Basic covers one Indian company directorship, one employer, gross salary up to ₹12 lakh, one property and one broker statement with up to twenty-five sale transactions. Standard extends this to three directorships, two employers, gross salary up to ₹25 lakh, two properties and two statements with 100 listed-security sales. Premium extends the stated scope to five directorships, three employers, gross salary up to ₹50 lakh and three statements with 200 sales, plus one Indian property sale and the listed disclosures. These are package limits, not statutory form limits. Please disclose every directorship and applicable unlisted shareholding, and provide salary/tax-credit records, bank interest/dividends, complete capital-gain statements, property documents and previous returns. Premium property-sale work needs purchase/sale deeds, costs and claim evidence. Mandatory disclosures cannot be omitted because a package limit is exceeded; we will agree the required scope. Business/professional income may need ITR-3. Foreign/non-resident issues, complex ESOP/RSU, specialist valuation and unusual investments need separate assessment. Company filings, audit, accounts, GST/TDS, DSC, separate forms, notices, rectification and later revised/updated returns are excluded. Tax, interest, late fees and applicable tax on our fee are extra. Your approval and verification are required; tax claims and refunds are not guaranteed. Before we begin The estimate starts after payment, complete readable records, required access and your approval. Working days are Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays. Missing information, pending OTP/DSC verification, your response or portal downtime may pause the work. We will let you know if delivery needs to be revised. Please tell us about any legal deadline before ordering. Booking does not extend that deadline; urgent work needs our written acceptance. Your selected plan sets the work, limits and fee inclusions. Extra work or charges will be agreed with you first. Your statutory rights and our responsibility for the work we undertake remain unaffected.

For individuals and HUFs without business or professional income: Mandatory for individuals and HUFs having capital gains, foreign assets, or directorships in Indian companies.

Report salary, property, capital gains and other income: Accurate calculation of equity, mutual fund, crypto, real estate capital gains, and loss carry-forward.

Review applicable schedules, including foreign assets where required: Complete statutory compliance for overseas income, foreign bank accounts, and ESOPs to prevent Black Money Act notices.

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Pricing

Compare plans for ITR-2 Filing

3 plans available

Basic

₹1,899 /Annually
₹2,80032% off

ITR-2 filing for a director of one company with salary up to ₹12 lakh, one house property and simple listed-share or mutual-fund capital gains.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

5 benefits
  • ✓ITR-2 eligibility, director & unlisted-share disclosures*
  • ✓Salary/Pension calculation & Form 16 verification*
  • ✓One house property's rent & home-loan interest working*
  • ✓Listed-share & mutual-fund STCG/LTCG computation*
  • ✓AIS, 26AS, tax computation & ITR-2 e-filing*
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Standard

₹3,999 /Annually
₹5,50027% off

ITR-2 filing for directors of up to 3 companies with salary up to ₹25 lakh, multiple employers, two properties and investment capital gains.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

9 benefits
  • ✓ITR-2 eligibility, director & unlisted-share disclosures*
  • ✓Salary/Pension calculation & Form 16 verification*
  • ✓One house property's rent & home-loan interest working*
  • ✓Listed-share & mutual-fund STCG/LTCG computation*
  • ✓AIS, 26AS, tax computation & ITR-2 e-filing*
  • ✓Multiple company directorship disclosures — up to 3*
  • ✓Multiple employer Form 16 & TDS consolidation*
  • ✓Second house property's income & interest working*
  • ✓Detailed capital gains, loss set-off & carry-forward*

Premium

₹5,999 /Annually
₹9,00033% off

Advanced ITR-2 filing for directors of up to 5 companies with salary up to ₹50 lakh, multiple investments, property sale and detailed disclosures.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

13 benefits
  • ✓ITR-2 eligibility, director & unlisted-share disclosures*
  • ✓Salary/Pension calculation & Form 16 verification*
  • ✓One house property's rent & home-loan interest working*
  • ✓Listed-share & mutual-fund STCG/LTCG computation*
  • ✓AIS, 26AS, tax computation & ITR-2 e-filing*
  • ✓Multiple company directorship disclosures — up to 3*
  • ✓Multiple employer Form 16 & TDS consolidation*
  • ✓Second house property's income & interest working*
  • ✓Detailed capital gains, loss set-off & carry-forward*
  • ✓Director disclosures for up to 5 companies*
  • ✓One Indian property sale capital gains computation*
  • ✓Detailed investment, unlisted-share & asset disclosures*
  • ✓One comprehensive pre-filing review & clarification call

ITR-2 Filing for Individuals and HUFs without Business Income

Need to report income that falls outside ITR-1? We review residence status, income sources, property and investment records to select the appropriate form and prepare the relevant schedules. Business income can change the form required.

AY 2026-27 reports income earned in FY 2025-26 under the Income-tax Act, 1961. The current form includes updated reporting rules, including revised house-property and capital-gains schedules. TaxQue reconciles records, prepares a draft for review and supports authorised filing.

What is ITR-2 Filing?

ITR-2 is the detailed income-tax return for individuals and HUFs who are not eligible to file ITR-1 and do not have business or professional income requiring ITR-3. It reports income such as salary, house property, capital gains and other sources, plus applicable foreign-asset, foreign-income, deduction and tax-credit disclosures. AY 2026-27 covers FY 2025-26 under the 1961 Act.

ITR-2 Filing — ITR-1, ITR-2, ITR-3, ITR-4, ITR-5, ITR-6, ITR-7 Return Filing — TaxQue

AY 2026-27 changes to schedules: Current ITR-2 rules allow qualifying house-property reporting reflecting the updated two self-occupied house treatment. The form also removes the prior capital-gains reporting split based on transfer before or after 23 July 2024.

Who generally uses ITR-2: An individual or HUF not eligible for ITR-1, with income or disclosures requiring ITR-2, and without business/professional income requiring ITR-3.

Current filing options: For AY 2026-27, the usual non-business due date was 31 July 2026. Belated returns are generally available until 31 December 2026; revised returns may generally be filed until 31 March 2027 or assessment completion, whichever is earlier. Check applicable fees and current portal status.

Confirm eligibility and latest form instructions

ITR-2 rules differ by income source and taxpayer status. Use the current AY 2026-27 form and official FAQ, reconcile capital-gains and foreign disclosures, and respond to any notice within its deadline. The Department determines return processing and any refund or adjustment.

Process

How to Get Started

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Step 01

1. Confirm ITR-2 applicability and income sources

Check taxpayer type, residence, income, capital gains, property and foreign disclosures against the AY 2026-27 form.

  1. 1Confirm no business/professional income requires ITR-3 and check ITR-1 eligibility.
  2. 2List salary, pensions, property, capital gains, other income, assets, deductions and tax credits.
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Step 02

2. Reconcile records and prepare return schedules

Reconcile statements and supporting documents to the ITR-2 schedules and current validation rules.

  1. 1Review capital-gain transaction details, property income, foreign income/assets and tax relief claims where applicable.
  2. 2Compare AIS/TIS, Form 26AS, TDS certificates and bank/investment records.
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Step 03

3. Review, file and verify

Share the draft for taxpayer review, submit after approval and complete e-verification.

  1. 1Track acknowledgement, processing and any official follow-up.
  2. 2Retain schedules, proof of tax payments and return acknowledgement.
Documentation

Documents Required for ITR-2 Filing

Use the AY 2026-27 ITR-2 form checklist. Records depend on the taxpayer’s income sources and disclosures; keep support available rather than attaching documents unless the portal requests them.

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Information groupExamplesPreparation note
Identity and bank profilePAN, Aadhaar, contact details, bank accounts and e-verification method.Confirm PAN and bank information match the current e-filing profile.
Salary, pension and propertyForm 16, rent receipts, municipal taxes, home-loan interest and property ownership details.AY 2026-27 allows eligible reporting of two self-occupied properties; provide ownership and use details.
Capital gains and investmentsBroker statements, contract notes, mutual-fund statements, sale deeds and acquisition-cost records.Reconcile transaction dates, sale proceeds, costs, exemptions and current form reporting.
Other income and foreign reportingInterest/dividend certificates, foreign income/asset statements and Form 67 support where relevant.Check foreign asset and income disclosures and tax-relief documentation.
Tax credits and deductionsForm 26AS, AIS/TIS, TDS certificates, challans and eligible deduction proofs.Reconcile credits and deductions to the return and portal records.
Due Date

ITR-2 Filing Dates and AY 2026-27 Form Updates

For non-business individual/HUF returns, the AY 2026-27 original due date was 31 July 2026. Belated returns are generally due by 31 December 2026; revised returns may generally be filed by 31 March 2027 or before assessment completion, whichever is earlier, subject to current law and applicable fees.

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MilestoneWhat determines itImportant note
Original return31 July 2026 for the usual non-business individual/HUF category.Confirm whether any different statutory category or extension applies.
Belated returnGenerally by 31 December 2026 or before assessment completion, whichever is earlier.Section 234F fee and interest may apply.
Revised returnGenerally by 31 March 2027 or before assessment completion, whichever is earlier, under AY 2026-27 provisions.Additional fee may apply to revised returns filed after 31 December 2026; check section 234I and portal calculation.
Current AY 2026-27 formThe current ITR-2 utility and form instructions are available on the Income Tax Department portal.Use the latest utility and follow current schema/validation rules.
Verification and refund statusE-verify the filed return within the prescribed time and monitor processing and refund status.Retain acknowledgement and respond promptly to any notice or defective-return communication.
Form changes for AY 2026-27Updated house-property treatment and capital-gains disclosures apply in the current form, including removal of the transfer-date split around 23 July 2024.Read the current ITR-2 FAQ and notified form rather than relying on prior-year schedules.
Threshold

When ITR-2 Applies and Key Thresholds

ITR-2 has no general ₹50 lakh income ceiling. It is for individuals and HUFs who are not eligible for ITR-1 and have no business/professional income requiring ITR-3. ITR-1’s ₹50 lakh cap, ₹1.25 lakh section 112A limit and other restrictions do not impose a general ceiling on ITR-2.

Benefits

Why Choose ITR-2 Filing

ITR-2 supports detailed reporting for taxpayers with capital gains, multiple property interests, foreign disclosures or other income that does not fit ITR-1.

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Income sources mapped first

Confirm all income and disclosure obligations to determine ITR-2 eligibility.

Schedules reconciled to statements

Reconcile transactions, property records, tax credits and foreign income/asset details.

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Draft review and filing record

Keep the review trail, e-verification and post-filing acknowledgement together.

Eligibility

ITR-2 Eligibility Checklist for AY 2026-27

ITR-2 is for an individual or HUF who is not eligible for ITR-1 and has no business or professional income requiring ITR-3. It can cover capital gains, more than one house property, foreign income or assets and other prescribed disclosures.

1Confirm taxpayer type and income profile

  • The taxpayer is an individual or HUF with no business/professional income requiring ITR-3.
  • ITR-1 does not apply because the taxpayer has a disqualifying income type, disclosure or status.
  • Review AY-specific reporting for capital gains, house property, foreign assets/income and carried-forward losses using the official form.

ITR-1 vs ITR-2 vs ITR-3

Choose the return by taxpayer type, income and disclosure requirements under the current AY form.

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Service elementTaxQue processWhat the client can verify
ITR-1Simplified return for eligible resident individuals with permitted salary/pension, property and other income.₹50 lakh total-income ceiling and exclusions apply; AY 2026-27 permits up to two houses and capped 112A gains for eligible cases.
ITR-2Individuals/HUFs not eligible for ITR-1 and without business income requiring ITR-3.Supports detailed capital-gains, property, foreign-asset and other schedules.
ITR-3Individuals/HUFs with business or professional income, including cases outside ITR-4.Business/professional income generally moves the filer to ITR-3.
AY 2026-27ITR-2 reports income for FY 2025-26 under the 1961 Act.Use the current AY form and validation rules.
Features

ITR-2 Preparation for Capital Gains and Other Disclosures

Detailed return preparation for individuals and HUFs with income or disclosures not supported by ITR-1 and without business income requiring ITR-3.

Correct return identified

Confirm whether ITR-2 or ITR-3 applies based on business income and other facts.

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AY 2026-27 schedules checked

Review current capital-gains, house-property, foreign-income and asset disclosure fields.

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Review, filing and status tracking

Share the draft for review, support authorised submission and monitor verification and processing.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about ITR-2 Filing

ITR-2 is mandatory for individuals and HUFs having income from capital gains (shares, mutual funds, real estate, gold), crypto/VDA assets, more than one house property, foreign income or foreign assets, directorship in companies, holding unlisted shares, or total income exceeding ₹50 Lakhs (provided they have NO business or professional income). Our team handles complex multi-broker tax reporting.

We categorize your gains into Short-Term Capital Gains under Section 111A (taxed @ 15% / 20%) and Long-Term Capital Gains under Section 112A (taxed @ 10% / 12.5% after ₹1.25 Lakh exemption). We import P&L statements from Zerodha, Groww, Upstox, AngelOne, or any broker to compute indexation and grandfathering accurately.

Under Schedule FA (Foreign Assets) and Schedule FSI (Foreign Source Income), Indian residents must mandatorily disclose all foreign bank accounts, US company stocks, vested RSUs, and foreign dividend income. Non-disclosure can attract severe penalties under the Black Money Act. TaxQue's international tax team ensures 100% compliant foreign asset disclosures.

Yes. Under Section 71 and 74, short-term and long-term capital losses can be carried forward for up to 8 consecutive assessment years to offset future capital gains, PROVIDED your ITR-2 is filed on or before the 31st July statutory due date. Missing the July deadline forfeits your right to carry forward losses.

Under Section 115BBH, profits from Virtual Digital Assets (crypto, NFTs) are taxed at a flat 30% rate (plus cess), with zero basic exemption or business expense deductions allowed, and losses cannot be set off against any other income. TaxQue reconciles exchange statements from CoinDCX, WazirX, Binance, and CoinSwitch.

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