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<h1>Wealth Tax Rules, 1957: Registered valuers need specific degrees and 10 years experience; disqualifications include insolvency or criminal convictions.</h1> The Wealth Tax Rules, 1957, outline qualifications for registered valuers across various asset classes. Valuers must possess specific academic qualifications and relevant professional experience. For immovable properties, a degree in civil engineering, architecture, or town planning is required, alongside ten years of professional experience. Similar criteria apply to valuers of agricultural lands, plantations, forests, mines, quarries, stocks, shares, machinery, jewelry, and works of art, with each category having tailored requirements. Disqualifications include dismissal from government service, insolvency, or criminal convictions. The rules also specify recognized universities and the validity of certain qualifications.