How Risiti Reviews eTIMS Information

Sources and verification

We use primary sources for regulatory and procedural claims: KRA pages, user guides, official portals and Kenyan legislation where the legal text is material. A page's updated date records an edit, not a blanket verification of every claim. A recorded source check identifies its date, scope, limitations, sources and material changes. Pages without that record show source references without a verification badge. Another marketing site is not proof of a tax requirement.

How we write procedures

We check documented steps against official sources and clearly name the channel—eCitizen, eTIMS Taxpayer Portal, iTax, USSD, a KRA app or Risiti—because their screens and eligibility differ. When a current screen cannot be independently confirmed, we describe the goal and link to the official guide instead of inventing a button label.

Product claims

Risiti feature and pricing claims are checked against production code, versioned configuration or approved product documentation. We distinguish invoice preparation, pending submission and confirmed KRA acceptance. We do not describe a locally rendered PDF as a completed eTIMS invoice unless the necessary KRA receipt data is present.

Corrections

When we find a material error, we correct the page, record what changed and reassess related pages that may contain the same claim. A correction does not silently rewrite an official source; the page continues to link to KRA so readers can verify the current position themselves.

To report an error, email hello@getrisiti.com with the page URL, the statement in question and the source or screenshot that supports the correction.