In India, taxpayers are categorized based on Income, and specific Income Tax Return (ITR) forms are assigned to individuals according to their income sources. Among these forms, ITR-2 is designated for individuals and Hindu Undivided Families who do not generate Income from professional or business activities.

When filling out the ITR-2 Form, it's important to follow these instructions and guidelines:

• Complete the form in the following order: Part A, all schedules, Part B-TI, Part B-TTI, and then the verification section.
• If any schedules do not apply to you, strike them out and mark 'NA' (Not Applicable).
• Use 'NA' against any item that doesn't pertain to your financial situation.
• Round off all figures to the nearest rupee, except for total income/loss and tax payable, which should be rounded off to the nearest ten rupees.
• Select 'Government' as your employer category if you are a government employee. If you work for a public sector company of the Central/State Government, choose 'PSU.'

• Form 16/16A: These documents contain information about your salary and tax deductions (TDS).
• Form 26AS/AIS/TIS: This statement provides crucial details regarding tax credits, TDS (Tax Deducted at Source), and other relevant tax-related data.
• Bank Statements: Collect bank statements that reflect Income from interest, dividends, or other financial transactions.
• Capital Gains Details: Gather the necessary transaction documents if you have sold assets like property or stocks.
• Details of Foreign Assets and Income (if applicable): Collect the relevant documents if you have foreign assets or earned Income abroad.
• Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, and Other Identification and Contact Information: Ensure you have these identification documents readily available for reference during the filing process.