The ITR-2 is a form used by Indian citizens as well as non-resident Indians to file their tax returns with the Income Tax Department of India.
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If you are planning to file for your income tax returns, you will be required to fill out the ITR-2 form and submit it. A partner at a Partnership Firm, HUFs, and individuals who are eligible for the ITR 1 form are not eligible for this form.
Filing Income Tax in India requires an assessee to fill up and submit different forms depending on the category the assessee falls under. The ITR-2 form is one type of form that is required to be filled in during the tax filing process.
Category | Details |
Applicable To | Individuals, HUFs, NRIs, and Residents Not Ordinarily Resident (RNORs) not eligible for ITR-1 |
Not Applicable To | Taxpayers with income from business or profession |
Due Date for FY 2026-26 | 31 July 2026 |
Income Threshold (Schedule AL) | Assets and liabilities disclosure required if total income exceeds Rs.50 lakh |

ITR-2 forms are used by individuals or Hindu Undivided Families whose total income for the assessment year includes:
If the Income Tax Returns are clubbed with a spouse, minor child etc, then their returns can only be filed together if the sources of income are similar to the ones mentioned above. Should there be a variation in earnings in even one category, the Assessee is liable to fill up a separate and relevant Income Tax Returns Form.
The following individuals are not eligible to file ITR-2:
Before you begin filing your ITR-2, you must ensure the following requirements are met:
The ITR-2 Form is divided into the following categories:
Part A: General Information
Part B-TI: Computation of Total Income
Part B-TTI: Computation of tax liability on total income
Schedule | Details |
Schedule S | Details of income from salary |
Schedule HP | Details of income from house property |
Schedule CG | Computation of income from capital gains |
Schedule 112A | Income from sale of equity share of a company |
Schedule 115AD | Income from sale of equity share of a company (for non-residents) |
Schedule OS | Computation of income from other sources |
Schedule CYLA | Details of Income after Set off of current year losses |
Schedule BFLA | Details of Income after Set off of Brought Forward Losses of earlier years |
Schedule CFL | Details of Losses to be carried forward to future years |
Schedule VIA | Deductions under Chapter VI-A (Section) |
Schedule 80G | Details of donations entitled for deduction under section 80G |
Schedule 80GGA | Donations for rural development and scientific research |
Schedule AMT | Computation of Alternate Minimum Tax payable under Section 115JC |
Schedule AMTC | Tax computation under Section 115JD |
Schedule SPI | Income of specified persons (spouse, minor child etc) includible in income of the assessee (income of the minor child, in excess of Rs. 1,500 per child, to be included) |
Schedule SI | Income chargeable to tax at special rates |
Schedule EI | Details of Exempt Income (Income not to be included in Total Income) |
Schedule PTI | Income from business trust or investment fund |
Schedule IT | Statement of payment of advance-tax and tax on self-assessment |
Schedule TDS1 | Details of tax deducted at source on salary |
Schedule TDS2 | Statement of tax deducted at source on income other than salary |
Schedule FSI | Details of Income from outside India and tax relief |
Schedule TR | Summary of tax relief claimed for taxes paid outside India |
Schedule FA | Details of Foreign Assets and Income from any source outside India |
Schedule 5A | Information regarding apportionment of income between spouses governed by Portuguese Civil Code |
Schedule AL | Liability and assets at year end |
When filling up the ITR-2 Form it is advisable to make note of the following instructions and guidelines:
For Salaried Employees
For Capital Gains and Investments
For Deductions and Tax Savings
General Documents
You can file your income tax return either offline or online. However, only taxpayers who are 80 years of age or older are eligible for ITR 2 offline filing.
Such individuals may quickly file returns using a hardcopy of ITR-2 form and a bar-coded return of income earned. Furthermore, when an assessee files this paper form, the IT department issues an acknowledgement.
To file your ITR online, follow the steps mentioned below:
The process to file ITR-2 using the Offline Utility is mentioned below:
The different e-Verification methods are mentioned below:
Anyone who's income falls under the head capital gains are eligible to file for ITR 2 form.
Yes, a non-resident Indian is eligible to file for ITR 2 form.
Documents like TDS certificates, bank statements, last year's tax return copy, savings certificates, etc. are required to file an ITR 2 form.
Yes, you may file your ITR-2 online. Taxpayers above the age of 80 years can file ITR-2 offline.
If your only source of income is the selling of mutual funds, securities, or shares, you need to submit ITR 2.
You can obtain an ITR 2 form by visiting the official website of income tax e-filing.
No, since the rebate under Section 87A is solely accessible to individuals, anybody other than an individual cannot claim it.
Under the head Capital Gains, profit/gains originating from the transfer of a capital asset during the year will be taxed.
Part A and Part B make up the two components of the ITR 2 Form. Part A covers basic information, whereas Part B includes the computation of total income and the tax due on the entire earnings.
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