Case Analyst

- Basic salary: MVR 8,000.00

- Non-practising allowance: MVR 3,200.00 (40% of basic salary)

- Living allowance: MVR 3,500.00

- Service allowance: MVR 170.00 (per working day)

- According to the principles set for tribunal staff, overtime payment may be provided

- Pension contribution under the Pension Act of the Maldives

1. Study and examine cases being heard by the Tribunal.
2. Advise members on matters being heard by the Tribunal.
3. Calculate changes to tax and fines that must be paid in accordance with the decision on a case being heard by the Tribunal, and carry out all work related to this.
4. Provide the Registrar with the advice needed in determining which of the cases submitted to the Tribunal it will hear.
5. Assist the Head of Section in preparing and running internal training for Tribunal staff.
6. Take forward the research work required by the Section.
7. Prepare written work related to the Section's work.
8. Assist the Head of Section in preparing the proposals the Section must submit when drafting the strategic plan.
9. Take part in trips outside Malé that are required in connection with the Tribunal's work.
10. Prepare written material needed to inform the public and institutions about the Tribunal's work, and assist with such matters.
11. In addition to the main responsibilities of the post, carry out duties assigned by the Tribunal in accordance with law, regulations and procedures.

Requirements of the Post

1. Hold a certificate at MQF Level 7 or below, or equivalent, in accounting or a field related to finance. Or,
2. Having obtained MQF Level 6 or an equivalent certificate from below, in an accounting or finance-related field, and having at least 3 years of work experience in the accounting field. OR,
3. Having obtained MQF Level 5 or an equivalent certificate in an accounting or finance-related field, and having at least 7 years of work experience in the accounting field.

Documents to Submit

1. The completed application form for this Tribunal post. (The application form is included with this announcement and is also available from the Tribunal's counter and website.)
2. Applicant's details (contact number and email address clearly stated)
3. Copy of both sides of the Maldivian identity card (so that written details can be read clearly)
4. Certificate and transcript of a Maldivian programme run by a higher education institution registered in the Maldives, or a copy of the course completion letter and transcript. (Such certificates and documents do not need to be validated)
5. Validated certificates and transcripts from overseas programmes delivered in the Maldives by a higher education institution registered in the Maldives.
6. Validated certificates and transcripts from overseas programmes delivered by a higher education institution outside the Maldives, together with a course completion letter or a photocopy of the assessment report issued by the Maldives Qualifications Authority, and a photocopy of the transcript.
7. 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.
8. Letter certifying experience gained. (In awarding points for experience letters, only letters containing the following details 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) Signature and stamp of the head of the workplace. (Points may be awarded even without a signature if a stamp is included)

- 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.

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)

Dated 29 October 2026

Before 13:00