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Get to know sfz sociaal fonds zelfstandigen

sfz sociaal fonds zelfstandigen is a social insurance fund based in Belgium, dedicated to managing the social security status of self-employed professionals. Its core mission is to collect social contributions and ensure that its members receive their entitled social benefits, such as pensions, family allowances (Groeipakket), and sickness and disability insurance. Historically part of the Zenito group, SFZ has since been integrated into Liantis, a larger HR and social services group, which expands its offering to include services from a social secretariat and risk prevention.

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sfz sociaal fonds zelfstandigen

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Cyprus

2009

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