ITR-2 Return Filing, done properly.

ITR-1 is for simple salaried income with one house property and no capital gains. ITR-2 covers capital gains, multiple properties, and foreign income or assets.

Yes — there's no minimum threshold that exempts you from using ITR-2 once capital gains are present, even if the amount is small.

Yes — a revised return can be filed to correct genuine errors, as long as it's within the permitted window for the assessment year.

You can file it yourself on the income tax portal — but ITR-2 has more room for error than ITR-1, especially around capital gains classification and foreign asset disclosure. A wrong entry here is more likely to trigger a notice than help you avoid one. We check it against your AIS before it's filed, not after something's flagged.