BOE-A-2026-545 ·9 January 2026 ·Resolution Low impact
Tax

Autonomous Communities: changes to payment management and subsidy modalities under the ESF+ programme

This resolution amends the call for expressions of interest for the selection of operations under the Social Inclusion, Child Guarantee and Fight against Poverty Programme, co-financed by the ESF+. The changes regulate the flow of funds from the European Commission to the State Secretariat for Social Rights (Art. 1) and specify that subsidies will be granted via cost reimbursement or flat-rate funding (Art. 3).

In 2 key points

  1. Subsidies will be granted via cost reimbursement or flat-rate funding (Art. 3) (art. Tercero)
  2. ESF+ funds will be received in a General Secretariat of the Treasury account for subsequent transfer to the State Secretariat for Social Rights (Art. 1) (art. Primero)

How it affects those involved

For Autonomous Communities acting as beneficiaries, the regulation clarifies the fund reception procedure, which will be channelled through the General Secretariat of the Treasury and International Financing (Art. 1). Furthermore, beneficiary entities must choose between the cost reimbursement modality or flat-rate funding to cover their projects (Art. 3).

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2026-01-09PublishedPublished in the BOE
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