PsychologyAugust 9, 2026

corroborated

kuh-RAH-buh-ray-tid

Definition

Confirmed or supported with additional evidence or testimony.

Etymology

Derived from the Latin 'corroborare,' meaning to strengthen, which is composed of 'com-' (together) and 'robur' (strength).

In the news

In this context, the tax department uses data analytics to ensure that taxpayers have evidence that corroborates their deduction claims. This process helps identify and flag fraudulent or false entries.

Income Tax Department Uses Data Analytics To Flag Bogus Deduction Claims

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A2Z Taxcorp LLP

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