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§ 514
Chapter XXIII — Miscellaneous

Registration of valuers

Income-tax Act, 2025

The tax authority must keep a register of all persons who are officially registered as valuers. Anyone who meets the prescribed qualifications for a particular class of assets can apply to be entered in this register by submitting a verified application, paying the required fee, and signing a declaration to provide unbiased valuations, use the standard report format, charge only the prescribed fees, and avoid valuing assets in which they have any interest.

  • Registered valuers must follow the prescribed form and verification process for valuation reports.
  • Fees charged by valuers cannot exceed rates set by the authority.
📜 Official text of the section +
514. (1) The Principal Chief Commissioner or Chief Commissioner, or the Principal Director General or Director General, shall maintain a register of valuers in which the names and addresses of persons registered under sub-section (2) shall be entered. (2) Any person, possessing such qualification for valuing such class of assets, as may be prescribed, may apply to the Principal Chief Commissioner or Chief Commis - sioner, or the Principal Director General or Director General, for getting registered as a valuer, in such form, verified in such manner and accompanied by such fee, as may be prescribed, along with a declaration stating that the applicant will–– ( a) conduct an impartial and true valuation of any asset required to be val- ued; ( b) furnish a valuation report in the prescribed form; ( c) charge fees not exceeding the prescribed rate or rates; and ( d) refrain from undertaking the valuation of any asset in which such person has a direct or indirect interest. (3) The valuation report prepared by a registered valuer for any asset shall be in such form and verified in such manner, as may be prescribed. Appearance by authorised representative.

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