ITR-2 Return Filing Services in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
ITR-2 Filing · Nashik, Maharashtra

ITR-2 Return Filing — Capital Gains. Handled Correctly.

ITR-2 filing for individuals and HUFs with capital gains, multiple house properties, foreign income or assets, in Nashik and across Maharashtra.

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ITR-2 is meant for individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) who have income from salary, more than one house property, capital gains, foreign assets or foreign income, but no income from business or profession. It's a more detailed form than ITR-1, particularly around capital gains schedules and foreign asset disclosures.

At N D Savla & Associates, we file ITR-2 returns for individuals and HUFs across Nashik and Maharashtra with investment portfolios, multiple properties, or overseas holdings — computing capital gains correctly across asset classes and ensuring foreign asset schedules are completed where required.

Given the detailed schedules involved, errors in ITR-2 filing are a common source of scrutiny — we take care to get capital gains classification, indexation, and foreign disclosures right the first time.

Our ITR-2 Filing Services

Capital Gains Computation

Computing short-term and long-term capital gains from shares, mutual funds, property and other capital assets, with indexation where applicable.

Multiple House Property Income

Computing income or loss from more than one house property, including deemed rental income where applicable.

Foreign Asset & Income Disclosure

Completing Schedule FA and related disclosures for foreign assets, bank accounts and income, as required for resident taxpayers.

HUF Income Computation

Computing and reporting income for Hindu Undivided Families filing under ITR-2, including capital gains and property income.

Dividend & Interest Income Reporting

Accurate reporting of dividend and interest income across multiple sources and reconciling with AIS.

Set-Off & Carry Forward of Losses

Computing set-off and carry forward of capital losses and house property losses as permitted under the Act.

Old vs New Regime Comparison

Comparing tax outcomes under both regimes given the complexity that capital gains and multiple deductions can add.

Filing & E-Verification

Filing the completed ITR-2 on the e-filing portal and completing e-verification to close the process.

Our ITR-2 Filing Process

1

Portfolio & Property Document Collection

We collect capital gains statements, property details, foreign asset information and other relevant documents.

2

Capital Gains Classification

Gains are classified as short-term or long-term across asset classes, with indexation applied where applicable.

3

Schedule Preparation

Detailed schedules for capital gains, house property, and foreign assets are prepared as required by the form.

4

Reconciliation & Review

Figures are reconciled with Form 26AS and AIS, and the return is reviewed with you before submission.

5

Filing & E-Verification

The ITR-2 is filed and e-verified, with the acknowledgment and computation shared with you.

Why It Matters

Accurate capital gains computation across multiple asset classes
Correct indexation and long-term/short-term classification
Complete and accurate foreign asset and income disclosure
Proper handling of multiple house property income
Reduced scrutiny risk from schedule-level errors
Loss set-off and carry forward computed correctly
Regime comparison suited to more complex income profiles
End-to-end filing support for individuals and HUFs

Frequently Asked Questions

ITR-2 is meant for individuals and HUFs who have capital gains, more than one house property, foreign income or assets, or total income above ₹50 lakh, or who are otherwise ineligible for ITR-1 or ITR-4, and have no income from business or profession.
Yes, generally any capital gains — regardless of amount — require filing ITR-2 (or another applicable form) instead of ITR-1, since ITR-1 does not accommodate capital gains reporting except in very limited circumstances.
Schedule FA requires resident individuals to disclose foreign assets, bank accounts, and income from foreign sources, and is mandatory for eligible resident taxpayers holding such assets, regardless of whether the assets generated taxable income during the year.
Indexation adjusts the cost of certain long-term capital assets for inflation using the Cost Inflation Index published by the government, reducing the taxable capital gain — the applicability of indexation depends on the specific asset type and holding period.
Yes, ITR-2 accommodates income from salary, multiple house properties, capital gains, and other sources together, provided you don't have income from business or profession, which would instead require ITR-3.
Typically needed documents include capital gains statements from brokers or mutual fund houses, property sale/purchase deeds where relevant, Form 26AS, AIS, and details of any foreign assets or bank accounts held during the year.

Have capital gains or multiple properties to report?

Share your investment and property details — we'll compute your capital gains correctly and file your ITR-2.