Income Tax Filing Guide for Crypto Investors
Filing your income tax as Crypto Investors is simpler than it looks. You will typically file ITR-2 (or ITR-3 if you trade as a business). Answer a few questions below and get a personalised, step-by-step checklist for filing on incometax.gov.in — free.
Frequently asked questions
Which ITR form should Crypto Investors use?
As Crypto Investors (where you bought or sold crypto (virtual digital assets)), you will usually file ITR-2 (or ITR-3 if you trade as a business). It can change with capital gains, multiple properties or higher income, so the free tool above confirms the exact form for your situation.
How do Crypto Investors file income tax in India?
Gather your documents, log in at incometax.gov.in, pick ITR-2 (or ITR-3 if you trade as a business), reconcile your pre-filled income against your AIS / Form 26AS, claim your deductions, pay any balance tax, submit and e-verify within 30 days. The step-by-step tool tailors this to you.
What documents do Crypto Investors need to file taxes?
Typically PAN, Aadhaar, bank details, and your AIS / Form 26AS — plus Form 16 (if salaried), income and expense records, capital-gains or interest statements, and proof of deductions like 80C and 80D. The tool builds your exact list.
What is the last date to file income tax?
For most individuals (non-audit) the due date is 31 July. If you miss it, a belated return can usually be filed until 31 December with a late fee.