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Form ITR 2

Learn all the key details about Form ITR-2 and file
your return smoothly and accurately with the help
of Sperso Filings, without any hassle.

Individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) should file Form ITR-2 if they earn income from:

Form ITR-2 Schedules

Form ITR-2 includes various schedules divided into two sections:

List of Schedules in ITR-2
Form ITR-2 Download Process
How to File Form ITR-2 Online
How to File Form ITR-2 Offline

Form ITR-2 can be collected from the nearest Income Tax office or downloaded directly from the official Income Tax Department website.

Why Sperso Filings?

Sperso Filings has a skilled team of tax experts ready to help you with every step of filing Form ITR-2. We offer complete, hassle-free support through our in-house professionals. Simply connect with our experts to get started!

Recent Update

Important changes introduced in ITR-2 for AY 2022–23:

FAQs on Form ITR-2

If you earn income only from salary, one house property, and other sources (like interest) and your total income is below ₹50 lakh, you can file ITR-1. However, if you have capital gains, more than one house property, or foreign assets, you must file ITR-2.

No, you can’t file ITR for the past three years together. You can file for the current year and in some cases, file a belated or revised return for the previous year, but older returns beyond this period cannot be filed.

Yes, salaried individuals can file ITR-2 if they have additional income like capital gains, more than one house property, or foreign income/assets apart from their salary.

Generally, salaried individuals can file ITR-1. But if they also have capital gains, multiple house properties, or foreign income/assets, then ITR-2 is applicable.

If you don’t file your ITR, you may face penalties, interest on tax due, and potential notices from the Income Tax Department. In serious cases, prosecution or legal action could also occur.