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Which ITR Should I File for Two House Properties?

For AY 2026-27, ITR-1 has been expanded to allow eligible resident individuals to report income from up to two house properties. ITR-4 also allows up to two house properties for eligible presumptive-tax taxpayers.

Quick Answer

In practical terms, For AY 2026-27, ITR-1 has been expanded to allow eligible resident individuals to report income from up to two house properties. ITR-4 also allows up to two house properties for eligible presumptive-tax taxpayers.



Who can use the simpler ITR forms?

The Income Tax Department specifically lists “Two House Properties” as an AY 2026-27 change to ITR-1 and ITR-4.

What to check before choosing the ITR

The form decision still depends on residential status, total income, capital gains, foreign assets/income, directorship, unlisted shares, losses and other exclusions. If those conditions make ITR-1/4 unavailable, another form may be required.

When another ITR may be required

Check the complete income profile rather than selecting a form based only on the number of properties.

Practical filing tip

If you own two house properties, review the applicable house-property rules and your other income sources before selecting the ITR. Keep property-wise ownership, rent and interest details ready.

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Disclaimer: This article provides an overview and general guidance, not exhaustive for brevity. Please refer Income Tax Act, GST Act, Companies Act and other tax compliance acts, Rules, and Notifications for details.