The Inter-American Center of Tax Administrations (CIAT) announces the opening of the international call for applications to select its next Executive Secretary, a strategic position for strengthening international tax cooperation and the organization’s institutional development.

This call for applications is intended for professionals with a solid track record and experience in the fields of taxation, customs, finance, international cooperation, or organizational management, who meet the requirements set forth in the Terms of Reference for this process.

The selection process will be conducted in accordance with the principles of transparency, equal opportunity, objectivity, and broad participation, as set forth in the Terms of Reference approved for this process.

 

Application Period

Interested individuals may submit their applications starting on October 1 through November 13, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. (Panama time zone).

Applications must be submitted exclusively through the SARA platform, which has been set up to receive and process applications.

 

Call for Applications Information

The Terms of Reference contain detailed information on:

• ✓Job profile and responsibilities.
• ✓ Eligibility requirements.
• ✓ Documents required for the application.
• ✓ Selection process timeline.
• ✓ Evaluation criteria and stages.

CIAT invites qualified professionals to participate in this process, contributing their experience and leadership to strengthen an organization that, for more than half a century, has promoted international cooperation and the development of more effective, modern, and ethical tax administrations.

 

Useful Links

🔹 Review the call for proposals and the Terms of Reference. (Spanish Only)
🔹 Log in to the SARA platform to submit your application. (Spanish Only)

 

About CIAT

The Inter-American Center of Tax Administrations (CIAT) is a specialized international organization that promotes the modernization, strengthening, and cooperation of the tax administrations of its member countries, contributing to the development of more efficient, transparent, and inclusive tax systems.