- House renovation: If you have renovated your house in the last financial year (2020-21), the details about it must be mentioned in the 'capital gains' column in the ITR.
- Sale/ purchase of property: If you have sold property between April 1, 2021, and March 31, 2022, its details must also be mentioned in the 'Capital gains' column.
- Property in a foreign country: If you own a house in any foreign land, its details are also necessary to be mentioned in the ITR. Additionally, the I-T department may also ask you for details about your income abroad.
- Provident fund (PF account): If you earn an interest higher than Rs 2.5 lakh per annum on the PF account, it needs to be mentioned in the ITR.
- Actual cost of property: Until now, the index cost of the property purchased/ sold was required to be furnished in the ITR. In FY22, the taxpayers need to mention the real cost of the property.
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