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Asked by Anonymous - Mar 10, 2024Hindi
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Hello Sir, My wife has an income from home tuition (2.4 lac pa) , earns from mutual funds (profit within 1 lac/y), earns interest from bonds, dividend from shares ( almost 1 lac) . Also she receives a lump sum each year from her mother(2 to 3 lac) . Which itr should she fill and how to show these income.

Ans: Just wanted to understand whether your wife sells mutual funds and earns profit or its notional profit of 1 lac/y? If its notional then ITR 1 can be filed but if actual capital gains is booked then ITR 2 has to be filed.

Please take advice from your CA as well.
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