Validation errors of Schedule CG and BFLA in ITR 2

Can you give the respective values in Schedule BFLA (along with column no.).

I am getting the same errors and struck. Have you resolved? How pl

Schedule CG errors in ITR-2 for AY 2026-27 are very common this year because of a structural change.

Key change: for capital gains from equity shares and equity mutual funds, you now have to split entries into two periods: transactions before July 23, 2024 (LTCG at 10% with 1 lakh exemption) and transactions on or after July 23, 2024 (LTCG at 12.5% with 1.25 lakh exemption). Entering a single aggregate figure causes a validation error.

For BFLA: brought forward losses do not auto-populate. Enter them manually from your previous year ITR acknowledgement. The set-off is capped at current year gains of the same type.

Practical fix:
1. Get a capital gains statement from your broker broken down by the July 23, 2024 cut-off
2. Enter LTCG and STCG in the split format in Schedule CG
3. Manually populate Schedule BFLA with prior year loss figures from your last ITR acknowledgement

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This error is usually occurring because the numbers entered on Schedule CG (Table F - Quarterly Breakup) do not correspond to the numbers auto-filled in Schedule BFLA. Many users have reported that the referenced 3via/3vii in the error message is either not referenced in the utility or is not mapped correctly. 

Try the following:

•  Go to Schedule CG → Table F.
• See the capital gains amount in quarters.
• Make sure that the sum of all the quarters equals the gain after set-off as listed in Schedule BFLA.
• Revalidate after saving.
• If figures are accurate but there continues to be an error it may be a glitch in the utility/portal that has been reported by a number of taxpayers in similar capital gain validation scenarios. 

Many users found that a work around was to carefully re-enter the break up of the quarters in Table F and validate again. In most instances, the error is resolved when the quarter-wise figures match the BFLA figures exactly.