SUMA temporarily relocates its Torrevieja office

The SUMA Tax Management office will move its work to the Local Development Agency (ADL) building at 20 Avenida de las Habaneras starting on Monday, October 20th. This is to […]

October 17, 2025 2 Mins Read

The SUMA Tax Management office will move its work to the Local Development Agency (ADL) building at 20 Avenida de las Habaneras starting on Monday, October 20th. This is to mark the start of a major renovation of its current facilities.

This weekend, work will be done to move the municipal tax management and collecting service to its new site so that it can start working normally again on the first business day. The work is projected to take around three months, thus the return to the old location is likely to happen in January 2026.

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Domingo Paredes, the Councillor for Economy and Finance, said that “this initiative is part of SUMA’s 2023-2030 Office Renovation Plan, which the Alicante Provincial Council is behind. Its goal is to modernise the facilities so that they can provide a service that is more accessible, efficient, and sustainable for citizens.

Paredes said that “Torrevieja and Benidorm will be the first cities to get new, more accessible, and modern offices.” The new office will have bigger rooms, an open and bright style, and personalised service sections that will make it easier for taxpayers to get help.

The work will entail making things more accessible to everyone and adding new digital technology to make the service more sustainable and open. Some of the most important new features are digital signs, shared printers that use less paper, sound-absorbing panels to make the sound better, a more efficient air conditioning system, and tactile paving that makes the space more accessible for persons with vision problems.

The Finance Councillor said that the City Council will work closely with SUMA to give the ADL space so that the service could continue and taxpayers wouldn’t have to deal with any problems.

He went on to say, “These kinds of actions strengthen the shared commitment between SUMA, the Alicante Provincial Council, and the Torrevieja City Council to keep making public services better and closer to meeting the real needs of residents.”