Income Tax Appellate Tribunal recruitment requires a Selection Board to recommend and the Central Government to finalize appointments. Rule 4 establishes a Selection Board-comprised of a ministerial nominee, the Ministry of Law Secretary, the Tribunal President or Senior Vice President, and up to two ministerial appointees-with the ministerial nominee as Chairman; the Board recommends candidates from a Ministry prepared list (formed by advertisement or authority recommendations), and the Central Government, after considering the Board's recommendations, makes the final list of persons selected for appointment as members.
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Income Tax Appellate Tribunal recruitment requires a Selection Board to recommend and the Central Government to finalize appointments.
Rule 4 establishes a Selection Board-comprised of a ministerial nominee, the Ministry of Law Secretary, the Tribunal President or Senior Vice President, and up to two ministerial appointees-with the ministerial nominee as Chairman; the Board recommends candidates from a Ministry prepared list (formed by advertisement or authority recommendations), and the Central Government, after considering the Board's recommendations, makes the final list of persons selected for appointment as members.
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