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ITR filing ITR filing

8 months ago

I filed ITR-2 in previous years . This financial year i have no transactions in stock , f&o or any capital gain( P&L statement has no transactions record). Only dividend and interest on savings account is applicable ..can I file ITR-1 or do I still need to file ITR-2 since I had filed itr-2 in previous years and hence cannot change

Anik

Responded 8 months ago

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A.Dear client,
ITR 2 is required to be filed only when you have income from the sale of shares and securities or mutual funds. It is not mandatory if you have no income from those sources.
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