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The first was in 2016, according to Ministerial Decree 739, and the second was in 2019. Also, SIF is a compulsory tag-along document for salaries, so you don’t need to fill one out for commissions, gratuities, and bonuses. This part is crucial if the employee has variable pay, i.e., bonuses and overtime.
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