The entity explains that the date must be before January 15, 2026.
SANTO DOMINGO. The Ministry of Labor reminded all employers yesterday, Tuesday, of the obligation to submit the Permanent Personnel Payroll (DGT-3) within the first fifteen days of January 2026.
In a press release, the institution reported that the payroll will be renewed annually and that its delivery must be made no later than January 15, in accordance with article 15 of Regulation 258-93 of the Labor Code.
The agency said that the document must be registered through https://ovi.mt.gob.do, proceeding to register their workers at the establishment where they are providing their services and, once they are sure that the information contained in the form is correct, they must proceed to make the corresponding payment through one of these two methods:
a) Carry out an electronic transaction with a credit or debit card
b) Acquire a PIN at one of the local work representations and proceed with the final registration.
According to the institutional body, the procedures for registering new companies or employers must be as follows:
-You must go to the following address https://ovi.mt.gob.do, and press the new company option to create the user.
-Once the user has been created, following the system's steps, they will complete the company and establishment data.
-Once all worker registration is complete and your DGT-3 has been sent, it will generate the amount to be paid.
-Finally, make the payment using one of these options: a) make an electronic transaction with a credit or debit card; b) acquire a PIN at one of the local work representations and proceed with the final registration.
The entity explained that after the given period, during the following 15 days of January, any employer who has not complied with this legal mandate will be subject to the criminal labor sanctions contemplated in the Labor Code.
