ITR-2 with capital gains computed transaction by transaction
Shares, mutual funds, property sales, multiple house properties and foreign income reported the way the schedules require.
ITR-2 is where returns go wrong quietly. Capital gains have to be split into short and long term, grandfathered at the 31 January 2018 value where applicable, indexed for property, and set off against losses in the right order before anything is carried forward. Broker statements rarely match AIS on their own. We rebuild the computation from your statements, reconcile against AIS, and file a return that stands up to scrutiny.
Who this is for
Individuals and HUFs with capital gains, more than one house property, income above ₹50 lakh, foreign assets or income, agricultural income above ₹5,000, or a directorship or unlisted shareholding. Business or professional income moves you to ITR-3.
What's included
Capital gains computation
Share, mutual fund, ESOP and property transactions computed with grandfathering and indexation.
Loss set-off and carry forward
Losses adjusted in the correct order and carried forward with the schedule properly filled.
House property schedule
Multiple properties, deemed let-out treatment and home loan interest limits applied correctly.
Foreign asset reporting
Schedule FA and FSI completed for ESOPs, RSUs and overseas holdings.
How the process works
- 1
Share broker statements, mutual fund capital gains reports, property sale deeds and Form 16.
- 2
We rebuild the capital gains working and reconcile it against AIS and 26AS.
- 3
A computation showing gains, set-offs and tax under both regimes is shared for approval.
- 4
The return is filed, e-verified and the refund or demand position tracked.
Benefits
- Capital gains reported exactly as the department already sees them in AIS.
- Losses preserved for future years instead of being lost through incorrect reporting.
- Foreign holdings disclosed properly, avoiding penalties under the black money provisions.
Fees
Professional fee starts at
₹1,499
Standard capital gains volume. High-frequency trading accounts are quoted separately. Compare all packages
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need ITR-2 if I sold just a few shares?
- Yes. Any capital gain, however small, rules out ITR-1. Filing ITR-1 with capital gains makes the return defective.
- How is long-term gain on listed shares taxed?
- Long-term gains above the annual exempt limit are taxed at the prescribed rate, with the cost grandfathered to the 31 January 2018 price where the shares were bought before that date. We apply it per transaction.
- Are ESOPs and RSUs from a foreign parent reportable?
- Yes. They must be disclosed in Schedule FA even if you have not sold them, and non-disclosure carries heavy penalties.
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