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. Forms and Documentation: Obtain the prescribed wealth declaration forms TSC the
TSC Online Portal. Fill out the forms accurately, providing details about your assets, such as properties, vehicles, bank accounts, and any other significant holdings.
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Income Details: Include information about your sources of income, including your salary, business income, investments, or any other financial gains.
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Liabilities: Declare any outstanding loans, mortgages, or debts that you have.
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Submission: Submit the completed wealth declaration forms along with any required supporting documents
online; within the specified deadline.
You will receive an SMS notification https://educationnewshub.co.ke/?s=WEALTH+DECLARATIONif successfully submitted.
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Verification: TSC may conduct verification to ensure the accuracy of the information provided. Be prepared to provide additional documentation if necessary.
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Penalties for Non-Compliance: Failure to declare wealth or providing false information may lead to penalties, including legal consequences or disciplinary actions.
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