New Delhi: The Income Tax Department has released ITR Form-2 and ITR Form-3 for filing ITR returns. Now taxpayers can file returns by visiting the e-filing portal of the Income Tax Department using ITR Form-2 and Form-3. The Income Tax Department has given information about the activation of Form-2 and Form-3 through social media platform X. Taxpayers can use different forms of ITR to file returns.

Deadline for filing returns extended till September 15

Let us tell you that at present, ITR-1 and ITR-4 have been issued for filing online returns. At the same time, the last date for filing ITR has been extended to September 15. By the way, the date for filing most returns is kept as 31st July. At the same time, many tax rules were changed in the budget by the government last year. Then it became necessary to make changes in the income tax forms as well. No, with the Income Tax Department issuing revised forms.

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Who can fill ITR 2 form?

ITR-2 form can be filled by those individuals and Hindu Undivided FamiliesHUFsUC) whose income comes from a business or profession. Although this form is filled by such taxpayers whose income comes from sources like salary, pension, and capital gains. Taxpayers who have more than one house can use the ITR 2 form. Taxpayers who have short-term or long-term capital gains or losses from investing or selling property. On the other hand, if any taxpayer has earned income by winning a lottery or a horse race, they can use this form. ITR Form 2 can also be used by non-resident or resident non-ordinarily.

Who can use the ITR 3 form

ITR 3 form can be filled by those individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUF) who have a profit or loss from business or profession. This form is used a lot. Taxpayers who have income from house property, salary/pension income, capital gains and other sources can fill ITR Form 3. This form is used for income from partnership firms.