Who uses ITR-2.
Non-residents and RNORs
With rent, interest, dividends or capital gains in India.
Capital gains
Residents with gains on shares, funds or property.
More than two properties
Income from three or more house properties.
Foreign assets or income
Residents with UK accounts, pensions or other foreign assets.
ITR-2 cannot be used if you have business or professional income; use ITR-3 instead.
Schedules that matter for NRIs.
- Residential statusDays in India and the basis for non-residence.
- Capital gainsShort and long-term gains on each asset type.
- Exempt incomeNRE and FCNR interest, shown as exempt.
- Treaty reliefIncome taxed at treaty rates, with TRC and Form 41.
- Assets and liabilitiesIndian assets, where income is above the limit.
- Bank account for refundIndian or, for non-residents, foreign bank details.
How we file it.
Confirm residential status
From travel dates.
AIS and TDS
Every entry matched.
Income and gains
With exemptions and treaty rates.
By 31 July
And verify it.
Refund
Until received.
Why NRIs in the UK choose us for India tax.
We work with the India side of your tax while keeping your UK Self Assessment and treaty position in view.
Every computation is checked by a second Chartered Accountant before anything is filed.
A written scope and fee before work starts, with no surprise charges later.
Encrypted document sharing and e-verification, so nothing needs a trip to India.
Returns, TDS refunds, FEMA questions and property sales handled by the same team.
Clear explanations of what you owe, why, and what to keep for next year.
ITR-2 filing for NRIs across the UK.
We prepare and file Indian income tax returns for NRIs, returning Indians and UK businesses with Indian entities, wherever they are in the UK. Everything is done online.
London
South East
Midlands
North of England
East and South West
Scotland, Wales, NI
ITR-2 FAQs.
NRI with income in India?
Share your documents. We will prepare ITR-2 and claim back any excess TDS.
This page is general guidance based on the Income-tax Act, 2025 and the rules and return forms as they stand. It is not legal or financial advice for your situation. Forms, eligibility and due dates can change each year, so please check with us before filing.