Verification Tax refers to the cost—in time, money, or resources—spent to confirm the accuracy of information, identity, or compliance. It is commonly used in finance, cybersecurity, and regulatory processes to prevent fraud. Businesses, auditors, and consumers benefit by reducing errors and building trust in transactions.
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