ITR for Salary/ Pension (Standard)
Best when you have more than one house, farm-related income above ₹5,000, or need to use losses from an earlier year—still a salary-and-investments lifestyle, not business or heavy trading
Expert-assisted ITR-2 for a resident individual or HUF who is not supposed to file ITR-1, has no income taxed as profits of business or profession, and receives no salary, interest, bonus, or commission from a partnership firm (those cases go to ITR-3). This storefront plan is for filers whose main work is not capital gains—use the Capital Gains plan when sale of shares, mutual funds, property, or similar is why you need a return. Otherwise ITR-2 covers: salary or pension; two or more house properties; agricultural income above ₹5,000; other sources the department lists for ITR-2 (interest, family pension, dividends, lottery where applicable); and brought-forward or current-year loss set-off where the Income-tax Act allows—aligned with the published ITR-2 FAQ.
Inclusions
- ITR-2 preparation and e-filing for a resident individual or HUF who meets ITR-2 conditions and is not filing mainly for capital gains
- Salary, pension, family pension
- Two or more house properties, or one property with facts that keep you off ITR-1
- Other sources on ITR-2: interest on savings, bank or post-office deposits, co-operative society deposits, unsecured loans, income-tax refund interest, family pension, dividends, lottery winnings—each as the ITR-2 FAQ and instructions describe (race-horse income and certain special-rate incomes are outside ITR-2; we move you to another product if that applies)
- Agricultural income above ₹5,000 (ITR-1 allows agricultural income only up to ₹5,000)
- Brought-forward and current-year loss set-off where the Act and your earlier filed returns support it
- Chapter VI-A and regime choice as per rules in force
- Form 16, Form 16A, Form 26AS, and AIS reconciliation
Exclusions
- Capital gains of any kind (shares, mutual funds, property, bonds, ESOPs, etc.)—use the Capital Gains plan
- Business or profession income; F&O, intraday, or crypto treated as business—use Traders or presumptive plans
- Partnership firm pays you salary, interest, bonus, or commission—income-tax rules route many such cases to ITR-3
- Foreign income or Schedule FA–type reporting—use Foreign Income plan
- Facts that fall outside the department’s ITR-2 checklist (confirm with the published FAQ for your filing year)
Recommended For
- Salaried or pension income with multiple house properties, or agricultural income above ₹5,000
- Individuals or HUFs with carry/ brought-forward losses and no business or trading return
- Domestic salary or pension cases that fail ITR-1 only because of property count or loss schedules
Not Recommended For
- Anyone with capital gains, business or profession income, or trading as the main story
- Partnership-firm income in the nature of salary, interest, bonus, or commission from the firm
- NRIs or residents who need foreign-income or foreign-asset reporting beyond a standard domestic ITR-2
How It Works
- Share your details and upload documents
- Our expert prepares your tax return
- Review and approve your return
- We file your return and help with e-verification
- Get ITR-V after e-filing
- Post-filing support available
Documents Required
- Form 16 from employer (all parts)
- Form 16A for TDS on interest, rent, or other non-salary payments
- Form 26AS and AIS from the e-filing portal
- Bank statements and interest certificates for all accounts
- Rent agreements and rent receipts; municipal or property tax receipts for let-out homes
- Housing loan interest certificate and lender statement if you claim interest on borrowed capital
- Prior-year ITR-V or acknowledgement for losses you carry forward
- Receipts for donations, insurance, tuition fees, etc., if claiming Chapter VI-A items not in Form 16
- Supporting papers for agricultural or exempt income, and for lottery or similar income if applicable
Time Estimate
4-5 business days after document submission
Remarks
- Cross-check every TDS/TCS line with Form 26AS and AIS for the same financial year before signing; mismatch with Form 16 or 16A should be fixed with the deductor or bank first.