Income tax return with capital gains, ITR-2

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Income tax return with capital gains, ITR-2

Who it is for: Shares, mutual funds, property

What this means, checked by a CA

If you sold shares, mutual funds, property or crypto, or you have foreign income or more than two houses, you file ITR-2. We collect your capital gains statements, compute short and long term gains at the right rates, match them with AIS, and file and e-verify the return.

₹2,499

a year, + 18% GST

  • Delivered in 2 to 3 working days after capital gains statements and AIS
  • Due: Due 31 July of the assessment year (31 July 2026 for AY 2026-27, now passed). Belated return up to 31 December 2026.

How we do it: IDFD

Every case runs through the same four steps: Information, Discussion, Forms, Deliverables. You see each one ticked as it happens.

InformationWhat we need from you · 9 items
  1. Broker capital gains statement

    Share sale and purchase details

  2. Mutual fund capital gains statement

    Fund redemptions with cost

  3. Pre-31 January 2018 purchase recordsOptional

    Scrip-wise grandfathering in Sec 198 (old 112A)

  4. Property sale and purchase deedsOptional

    Sale value, cost, dates

  5. Stamp duty valuation of propertyOptional

    Sec 78 (old 50C) value adopted

  6. Form 130 (old Form 16) and AIS, TIS, Form 168 (old Form 26AS)

    Salary, TDS and reported sales

  7. Reinvestment proofs for exemptionsOptional

    Sec 82, 86, 85 (old 54, 54F, 54EC) claims

  8. Foreign assets and income detailsOptional

    Schedule FA for residents

  9. Validated bank account

    Refund credit

DiscussionWhat we discuss · 6 items
  1. What did you sell this year: listed shares, mutual funds, property, unlisted shares, bonds, crypto?

    Each has its own rate and schedule

  2. Any F&O, intraday or business income?

    That needs ITR-3, not ITR-2

  3. For property bought before 23 July 2024: indexation at 20% or no indexation at 12.5%?

    Choose the lower tax

  4. Do you plan to reinvest property gains in a house or Sec 85 (old Sec 54EC) bonds?

    Exemption and deposit deadlines

  5. Any capital losses this year or from earlier years?

    Set-off and carry forward need timely filing

  6. Are you resident, RNOR or NRI, and do you hold foreign assets?

    Decides Schedule FA and scope

FormsForms we file · 6 items
  1. Confirm ITR-2 is the right form (no business or professional income)

    Where: Internal. Due: Before filing

  2. Reconcile broker and fund statements with AIS (SFT and sale values)

    Where: https://www.incometax.gov.in. Due: Before filing

  3. Compute capital gains by asset type, holding period and rate

    STCG Sec 196 (old Sec 111A) at 20%; LTCG Sec 198 (old Sec 112A) at 12.5% above ₹1,25,000; property LTCG 12.5% or 20% with indexation (pre-23 July 2024 acquisition); Sec 78 (old Sec 50C) value; exemptions 54/Sec 86/85 (old Sec 54F/54EC)

    Where: Internal. Due: Before filing

  4. Fill Schedule CG, Schedule 112A (scrip-wise where bought before 1 February 2018), Schedule VDA, CYLA, BFLA, CFL, and Schedule FA or AL if applicable

    Where: https://www.incometax.gov.in. Due: With the return

  5. Pay self-assessment tax and interest

    Total tax less TDS, TCS and advance tax; Sec 424 and 425 (old Sec 234B and 234C) interest where advance tax was short

    Where: https://www.incometax.gov.in. Due: Before submitting

  6. Submit ITR-2 for AY 2026-27 and e-verify

    Where: https://www.incometax.gov.in. Due: 31 July 2026 (belated up to 31 December 2026); verify within 30 days

DeliverablesWhat you get · 3 items
  1. Filed ITR-2 acknowledgement

    When: Same day

  2. Capital gains computation sheet

    When: With the filing

  3. Sec 270(1) (old 143(1)) intimation and refund, if any

    When: Usually weeks after verification

Questions people ask

  • Can I file ITR-2 if I trade in F&O?

    No. F&O and intraday are business income and need ITR-3.

  • When is Schedule AL needed?

    When total income exceeds ₹1 crore (raised from ₹50 lakh from AY 2025-26).

  • Do NRIs fill Schedule FA?

    No. Schedule FA is not required for non-residents or RNORs.

  • Can I still use indexation on my flat?

    Resident individuals and HUFs can choose 20% with indexation for property acquired before 23 July 2024, or 12.5% without.

  • What is the last date for ITR-2 this year?

    31 July 2026, then belated up to 31 December 2026.

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