Consultant – Tax and Non-Tax Incentives for Mining Downstream Viability Projects

International Centre for Tax and Development

. Prepare an inception note confirming the downstream stage under review for Zambia, Brazil, and Guinea, the consistent incentive taxonomy, impact metrics, and time horizons .

Posted 10/6/2026contractRemote • United KingdomMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in mining fiscal policy, tax expenditure analysis, and downstream mineral processing, with strong capabilities in stakeholder engagement and data analysis.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Mining Fiscal PolicyTax Expenditure AnalysisDownstream Mineral ProcessingStakeholder ConsultationData Analysis

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Hard Skills

Impact MetricsIncentive TaxonomyLegal DocumentationProject MappingEconomic Data Gathering

Soft Skills

CommunicationCollaborationAnalytical Thinking

Industry Keywords

Mining CodesTax LegislationInvestment LawsIndustrialization LawsSpecial Economic Zones

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Prepare an inception note confirming the downstream stage under review for Zambia, Brazil, and Guinea, the consistent incentive taxonomy, impact metrics, and time horizons
Document tax and non-tax incentives received or available in each country and assess their role relative to other project determinants
Compile inventories of incentives from mining codes, tax legislation, investment and industrialization laws, and special economic zone regimes
Document each incentive’s legal basis, granting authority, eligibility criteria, conditions, and administrative and monitoring arrangements
Identify and map actual downstream projects that are built, under construction, planned, or abandoned
Gather fiscal and economic data, including revenue foregone, capital investment, employment, and raw versus processed mineral export shares
Flag data gaps and explain how they were addressed
Conduct stakeholder consultations with relevant government ministries, revenue authorities, investment agencies, state mining companies, and private operators
Draft a comparative practice note with three country cases, a synthesis chapter, and limitations of comparability
Revise the draft following internal IGF review and relevant country-authority feedback
Deliver an inception note, literature review, international comparative summary, country incentive inventories and project mappings, stakeholder questionnaire, and first and final report drafts

Requirements

What you’ll need

Experience with mining fiscal policy, tax expenditure analysis, or downstream mineral processing
Appropriate work authorization for the location where the applicant expects to be based
Submissions must be in English
CV detailing relevant experience
One-page expression of interest including proposed approach and, if applying as a team, coverage of the three countries by team member
Incomplete applications will be automatically disqualified

Benefits

Comp & perks

Consultant position
Remote work arrangement