#CPPE2610432VNotice of Internal Competition for Public Finance Inspectors for 2027
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This notice opens an internal competition to recruit public finance inspectors for France’s tax administration in 2027. It mainly affects eligible public-sector employees and military staff in category B or equivalent, plus some employees of intergovernmental organizations, and it sets the rules, deadlines, exam dates, and required service history. Candidates must be French or eligible EEA/Swiss-related nationals, have full civil rights, be in proper military status, and show at least four years of public service by January 1, 2027. Applications run from May 4 to June 5, 2026, with written exams in September 2026 and oral exams in January 2027. The notice also confirms mandatory post-training service in the state for eight years, with repayment required if the commitment is not met, subject to limited exceptions.
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Key Changes
- Opens the 2027 internal competition for public finance inspector posts.
- Sets eligibility rules, including category B public-sector status and at least four years of public service.
- Defines application deadlines, exam dates, and an eight-year post-training service obligation with repayment risk if not completed.
Obligations
What this law requires
Candidates must satisfy the general civil-service eligibility conditions, including French, EU/EEA, Andorran, Monegasque or Swiss nationality, full civil rights, criminal-record compatibility with the post, and regular status under national service rules.
Eligible applicants must be current or seconded/public-sector personnel in category B or equivalent, or military personnel in the required status, and must have at least four years of public service by 1 January 2027 (or equivalent qualifying service under the cited public-service provisions).
Candidates must submit their application between 4 May 2026 and 5 June 2026; postal applications must be sent by 5 June 2026, and internet/email applications must be completed by 23:59 Paris time on that same date.
Candidates choosing exam options must select their written-exam option and, if applicable, the optional language exam at the time of registration, and they may not change those choices after the application deadline.
Candidates requiring oral-exam videoconference access because they live in specified overseas territories or abroad, or because of disability, pregnancy, or health condition, must request it by 16 October 2026.