Suma Gestión Tributaria has relocated and modernised its office in Santa Pola, moving to new premises beside the Town Hall in Plaza Fernández Ordoñez. The facility was inaugurated earlier this morning by the provincial deputy for finance, Marina Sáez, accompanied by Suma’s director José Antonio Belso and the Mayor of Santa Pola, Loreto Serrano.

The refurbishment forms part of Suma’s Strategic Plan and represents an investment of 280,000 euros. The new 147-square-metre office, located opposite the Santa Pola Aquarium, is the fourth to be upgraded, following improvements in Elche-Carrús, Benidorm and Torrevieja.

The office has a more functional layout, with a dedicated public service area including a waiting space, alongside internal working areas. Eight members of staff provide assistance to around 14,000 residents each year, offering support in English, German, French and Russian.

Marina Sáez said the redesign strengthens face-to-face, personalised service while introducing sustainability and efficiency measures such as digital signage, shared printing systems, sound-absorbing panels and improved climate control. Further renovations are already planned in Almoradí, Orihuela and Alfaz del Pi.