Canary Islands Tax Agency and Fuerteventura Island Council Extend Debt Collection Agreement

Overview

The Canary Islands Tax Agency has officially renewed a four-year agreement with the Fuerteventura Island Council to continue managing debt collection. Originally signed in July 2021, the pact authorizes the agency to oversee the collection of public revenues, including tax and non-tax debts, within and outside Fuerteventura. The extension, approved by the Council in May 2025, ensures that this collaboration remains in place until July 2029.

Significance

This renewal means ongoing support for public debt recovery, a crucial element for managing local finances and ensuring fiscal stability. The agreement covers various administrative processes, such as:

• resolving disputes
• suspending collection actions
• taking legal measures like garnishments

Impact on Residents and Businesses

For residents and businesses, the arrangement influences how unpaid taxes or debts are handled, offering a structured, official pathway for debt resolution.

Government Commitment and Transparency

The renewal also demonstrates the government’s commitment to efficient financial management, emphasizing a continued partnership between the Canary Islands Tax Agency and Fuerteventura’s local government.

As part of transparency requirements, the agreement will be published in the official regional bulletin and registered electronically. This move reinforces accountability and keeps the public informed about ongoing administrative collaborations affecting local finances.