Citizen’s Account clarifies procedure for commercial registration without income

The Citizen’s Account program has clarified, via its X platform page, the procedure for beneficiaries who hold a commercial registration but have no financial returns.

Citizen’s Account stated that if a commercial registration exists, it must be disclosed to avoid affecting eligibility. The program explained that disclosure should be made by selecting the income type as "financial returns and business activities" and the income source as "returns from commercial registrations and freelance work."

The program confirmed that if there are no financial returns from the commercial registration, the value "0" should be entered.

This clarification came in response to a follower’s question: "Is it necessary to disclose a commercial registration with no financial returns?"

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Asset evaluation mechanism in Citizen’s Account

The Citizen’s Account program has also explained the mechanism for evaluating financial assets with official entities, noting that asset values are verified through inquiries with authorized and official bodies.

It added that this includes the value of real estate, vehicles, cash assets, investment portfolios, and the number of domestic workers. This assessment does not affect the entitlement amount but is measured separately and may impact eligibility.