Tribunal Officer
Indexed from Government Gazette14 Oct 2026
- Job type
- Full-Time
- Closes
- 22 Oct
- Source
- Gazette
- Employer
- Tax Appeal TribunalGovernment & public sector
- Location
- Not stated
- Salary
- MVR 11,900/monthAdvertised
- Employment type
- Full-TimeAdministration · Mid level
- Deadline
- Closes 22 Oct 20262 days left
From the notice
Copied textThe Tribunal requires the following employee for the post listed below.
- Post
Tribunal Officer
- Post number
TAT-140
- Number of posts
01
- Type of post
Permanent
- Classification of post
Officer
- Section to perform duties
Legal Reporting and Case Management Section
Salary, with benefits
- Basic salary: MVR 6,000.00
- Non-practising allowance: MVR 2,400.00 (40% of basic salary)
- Living allowance: MVR 3,500.00
- Service allowance: MVR 170.00 (per day)
- Overtime pay according to the rules set for Tribunal employees
- Pension contribution under the Pension Act of the Maldives
Main Responsibilities of the Post
- Receiving forms and statements submitted to the Legal Section and issuing receipts.
- Clarifying information on the matters submitted to the Tribunal by parties who need to clarify information.
- Preparing accounts that must be maintained by the Legal Section.
- Assisting Legal Officers in updating and maintaining the files of cases submitted to the Tribunal.
- Arranging and maintaining, in accordance with the regulations, the attendance of parties required to appear before the Tribunal in relation to cases being heard by the Tribunal, and taking measures relating to those parties' leave.
- Organising and conducting hearings scheduled in relation to cases being heard by the Tribunal, in accordance with the regulations.
- Keeping recordings of hearings held by the Tribunal and maintaining the records of the hearings.
- Typing hearings held by the Tribunal and preparing minutes.
- Assisting Legal Officers in preparing and issuing the report on the decision reached once cases being heard by the Tribunal are concluded.
- Updating the Tribunal's website on behalf of the Legal Section.
- Carrying out other administrative tasks required by the Legal Section.
- Taking measures relating to Council Members' meetings.
- Preparing information leaflets on the Tribunal's work to inform the public and organisations, and assisting in planning and running such activities.
- Carrying out duties required to open the office.
- In addition to the main responsibilities of the post, carry out duties delegated by the Tribunal in accordance with law, regulations, and procedures.
Requirements of the Post
- A Level 6 certificate from the Maldives Qualifications Authority in Business Administration, Business Management, Public Administration, or a field related to the duties of the post.
or
2. A Level 5 certificate from the Maldives Qualifications Authority in Business Administration, Business Management, Public Administration, or a field related to the duties of the post, together with 3 years of work experience.
Documents to Submit
- The completed application form for this Tribunal vacancy. (The application form is attached to this announcement. It is also available at the Tribunal counter and website).
- Contact details of the applicant (with telephone number and email address).
- A copy of both pages of the identity card showing Maldivian citizenship (in a manner readable).
- Copies of certificates and transcripts of programmes from accredited educational institutions registered and operating in the Maldives, or copies of course completion letters and transcripts. (Such certificates and documents do not need to be accredited).
- Copies of accredited certificates and transcripts of programmes from educational institutions registered and operating in the Maldives offering programmes outside the Maldives.
- Copies of accredited certificates and transcripts of programmes from educational institutions outside the Maldives offering programmes outside the Maldives, or copies of transcripts and the letter issued by the Maldives Qualifications Authority stating that a certificate obtained upon course completion is accredited to a particular level.
- From the documents submitted for the job application, the contact person should be identified and marked as "original" in all other documents, and should be certified by a lawyer.
- Letter showing experience received (When assigning points to experience letters, only letters meeting the following conditions will be considered.)
(a) A letter prepared on the letterhead of that establishment.
(b) Including the position held or currently held and the main responsibilities of the post.
(c) The period of employment.
(d) The name and signature of the supervisor of the workplace where the job was performed. (If a signature is included, points will be awarded even without a name).
- Shortlisting
If more than 6 persons meet the requirements of the post during screening, they may be shortlisted.
- Interview and Examination Date and Duration
The interview and examination to select a person for this post will be held at this Tribunal between 25 October 2026 and 19 November 2026.
Other Information
- For further information regarding this announcement, contact telephone number 3015555 during office hours.
- If the Government designates an official day as a public holiday within the period given for submission of the job application form, the opportunity to submit the job application form will be extended by the number of days of the designated public holiday.
- How to Submit Application
Deadline
To the counter of the Tax Appeal Tribunal
(G. Maaga, 2nd Floor) or,
Before the specified deadline, email this Tribunal at [email protected]. When emailing, all documents must be in a single PDF file.
(It is the responsibility of the applicant to confirm that the office has received the email after sending it)
Of 22 October 2026
Before 13:00
Indexed from the Government Gazette on 14 Oct 2026. The original notice is the official version; if anything differs, it wins.
At a glance
- Source
- Gazette, notice (IUL)223/1/2026/44
- Openings
- 1 person
Requirements
- A Level 6 certificate from the Maldives Qualifications Authority in Business Administration, Business Management, Public Administration, or a field related to…
- Or a Level 5 certificate from the Maldives Qualifications Authority in Business Administration, Business Management, Public Administration, or a related field,…
Responsibilities
- 01Receiving forms and statements submitted to the Legal Section and issuing receipts.
- 02Clarifying information on the matters submitted to the Tribunal by parties who need to clarify information.
- 03Preparing accounts that must be maintained by the Legal Section.
- 04Assisting Legal Officers in updating and maintaining the files of cases submitted to the Tribunal.
- 05Arranging and maintaining, in accordance with the regulations, the attendance of parties required to appear before the Tribunal, and taking measures relating…
- 06Organising and conducting hearings scheduled in relation to cases being heard by the Tribunal, in accordance with the regulations.
- 07Keeping recordings of hearings held by the Tribunal and maintaining the records of the hearings.
- 08Typing hearings held by the Tribunal and preparing minutes.
- 09Assisting Legal Officers in preparing and issuing the report on the decision reached once cases are concluded.
- 10Updating the Tribunal's website on behalf of the Legal Section.
Salary & benefits
Benefits
Overtime pay under the rules set for Tribunal employees, a service allowance of MVR 170 per day, and pension contribution under the Pension Act of the Maldives.
How to apply
Attachments from Tax Appeal Tribunal
Location
The listing does not say where the work is. Check the original or ask Tax Appeal Tribunal.
About the employer
Tax Appeal Tribunal
Government & public sector
The Tax Appeal Tribunal is a body set up under the Tax Administration Act (Law No. 3/2010) to decide matters arising under that Act and other taxation laws. Taxpayers who are dissatisfied with a Maldives Inland Revenue Authority decision on an objection can appeal to it, and it can summon witnesses and require evidence. It has five members, appointed by the President with the approval of the People's Majlis. The tribunal is based in Malé. Its appeal decisions can be taken further to the High Court and the Supreme Court.
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