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<h1>Selection procedure for Income Tax Appellate Tribunal members requires Board-set methods, viva voce scoring and prescribed eligibility.</h1> Rule 4A prescribes that the Selection Board shall determine its own procedure for selecting Income Tax Appellate Tribunal members; where viva voce is used each member must award marks out of Board-fixed maximum marks, and the Board may shortlist candidates using minimum criteria when calling all candidates is impracticable. For accountant members eligibility requires senior IRS service or long practice as a chartered/registered accountant with a specified net taxable income; for judicial members eligibility requires specified judicial service or long advocacy/legal service experience or combined legal/judicial experience with a specified income threshold. Candidates from scheduled categories may be assessed using criteria not less than the eligibility standards under the Income-tax Act, with the Board empowered to adopt fit criteria.