The Tax Agency of Murcia extends three collaboration agreements with professional associations.

Three agreements extended until 2030

The Tax Agency of the Region of Murcia (ATRM) has published in the Official Gazette of the Region of Murcia of 18 August 2026 the extension of three social collaboration agreements in force since the summer of 2022, whose original four-year term was about to expire. The three resolutions —4057, 4058 and 4059, all dated 6 August 2026— were issued by the Directorate of the ATRM and report on extension agreements signed on 31 July last.

The agreements allow members of professional associations to act as voluntary representatives of third parties before the Murcian tax administration, carrying out the electronic filing of returns, self-assessments, applications and the telematic payment of tax debts. The decision is based on Article 6.6 of Law 7/2004, of 28 December, on the Organisation and Legal Regime of the Public Administration of the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia, and on Article 14 of Decree 56/1996, of 24 July, which regulates the General Register of Agreements of the Regional Administration.

Lorca Bar Association

The agreement registered under file number A-180826-4057 (resolution 4057) extends the agreement originally signed on 31 May 2022 between the ATRM and the Illustrious Bar Association of Lorca, published in the BORM of 25 August 2022. The four-year extension was signed by the president of the ATRM, Marisa López Aragón, and the dean of the Bar Association, Elisa Campoy López-Perea.

The authority of the president of the ATRM derives from an agreement of the Governing Council of 2 December 2021; that of the dean Campoy López-Perea, from an agreement of the Governing Board of the Association dated 15 June 2026.

Official College of Social Graduates of Murcia

File A-180826-4058 (resolution 4058) contains the extension of the agreement originally signed on 28 June 2022 between the ATRM and the Excellent Official College of Social Graduates of the Region of Murcia, published in the BORM of 20 August 2022. It was signed by Marisa López Aragón and the dean of the College, Alfonso Hernández Quereda, the latter authorised by agreement of the Governing Board of 24 June 2026.

Spanish Association of Business Consultants

The third of the agreements, registered under file A-180826-4059 (resolution 4059), extends the agreement of 31 May 2022 between the ATRM and the Spanish Association of Business Consultants (AECEM), published in the BORM of 24 August 2022. It was signed by Marisa López Aragón and the president of AECEM, Ana Mato Adrover, the latter authorised by agreement of the Board of Directors of 7 July 2026.

A common framework for telematic tax representation

The three agreements share the same purpose: to enable professionals from the signatory entities to, as voluntary representatives of their members or associates, submit electronically the declarations, self-assessments and applications required by tax regulations, as well as to make electronic payment of the resulting debts. Clause eleven of each original agreement established a term of four years, with the possibility of an additional extension for an equal period, provided that the agreement was adopted before the expiration of the initial period.

The procedure was carried out by the Directorate of the Tax Agency of the Region of Murcia under the coverage of an Order of the Ministry of Economy, Finance, Spokesperson’s Office, European Funds and Digital Transformation of 24 June 2026, which designates the head of the Directorate to sign and arrange for the publication of these agreements.

Impact for tax advisors and self-employed workers

The renewal of these agreements has a direct impact on professionals who provide tax and accounting services in the Region of Murcia, particularly in the Campo de Lorca area. Lawyers, social graduates and business consultants who act as tax representatives for self-employed workers and small businesses will maintain without interruption their ability to make electronic filings with the ATRM, avoiding physical travel and streamlining compliance with tax obligations for hundreds of clients.

Source: Official Gazette of the Region of Murcia, number 189, 18 August 2026, Section I. Autonomous Community, Subsection 3. Other Provisions, pp. 19617-19625 (official references: A-180826-4057, A-180826-4058, A-180826-4059).