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Competition result for 390 managers and inspectors in the known TA “in the coming weeks”

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Briefings

The Portuguese Ministry of Finance announced that the final ranking list for the 390 GITA (Gestores Tributários e Aduaneiros) positions at the AT will be released in the coming weeks. The procedure opened in June 2024, with a provisional list published in July 2024, but the final homologated list and the official conclusion date remain unknown. Approximately 1,239 candidates are currently ordered, and the Ministry cites the need for strict legal compliance and prior hearings as justification for the delay. The GITA career currently employs 3,101 workers against 4,107 positions, with 1,006 vacancies and 826 retirements recorded in 2025.

Key points

• The Ministry of Finance confirmed that the final ranking list for the 390 GITA positions at the AT will be released in the coming weeks.
• The procedure opened in June 2024, with a provisional list published in July 2024, but the final homologated list and the official conclusion date remain unknown.

Context

The GITA career at the AT is a special career requiring strict adherence to legal procedures, including prior hearings and appeals. The Ministry cites the high number of candidates and the need for rigorous compliance as reasons for the delay. The procedure was opened in June 2024, with a provisional list published in July 2024, but the final homologated list and the official conclusion date remain unknown.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to official statements from the Ministry of Finance and a source from the Sindicato dos Trabalhadores dos Impostos (STI). The final homologated list, the exact conclusion date, and the current status of the 1,006 vacancies are not confirmed. The STI notes that the procedure should be autonomous, but the Ministry's justification for the delay remains unverified.

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