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ITR-2

Individuals who are not eligible to file Form ITR-1 and receive income from "profits and gains from business or profession" can file ITR 2. This includes individuals who are not HUFs and have no spouse/partner with whom they are living in India.

  • Salary and Pension Income
  • Revenue from house property (which may come from multiple properties)
  • Income from capital gains
  • Other sources of income (lottery, horse racing, and other forms of gambling);
  • Foreign assets and foreign income
  • Agriculture generates more than Rs. 5000 in revenue.
  • A resident is not an NRI or an ordinary resident.
  • In addition, everyone who is a director of a company or owns unlisted equity shares of a firm should file their taxes in ITR-2.

Who can file Form ITR-2?

Individuals who are not eligible to file Form ITR-1 and receive income from "profits and gains from business or profession" can file ITR 2. This includes individuals who are not HUFs and have no spouse/partner with whom they are living in India.

  • Salary and Pension Income
  • Revenue from house property (which may come from multiple properties)
  • Income from capital gains
  • Other sources of income (lottery, horse racing, and other forms of gambling);
  • Foreign assets and foreign income
  • Agriculture generates more than Rs. 5000 in revenue.
  • A resident is not an NRI or an ordinary resident.
  • In addition, everyone who is a director of a company or owns unlisted equity shares of a firm should file their taxes in ITR-2.

Documents required to file ITR 2:

  • Copy of the previous year’s tax return
  • Bank Statement for the period starts from 1st April to 31st March.
  • TDS Certificate (Form 16/16A/16B)
  • Savings Certificate/ Deductions eligible to claim U/S 80C
  • An interest statement that details the annual interest payments.
  • When appropriate, balance sheet, P & L, account statement, and other audit reports.

Who is not qualified to submit Form ITR-2?

  • Any person or Hindu Undivided Family who derives all or a portion of their income from a business or profession.
  • Those who are qualified to submit ITR 1 Forms.
  • Those who work as partners in partnership firms.
 
     
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