overpayment

You will not be asked to pay back more than half of the overpayment.

Sometimes they can pay you too much money - an overpayment.

In this case you may not have to pay back any overpayment.

But you are only getting back your own overpayment, with no interest.

If they do, it will take you longer to pay off your overpayment.

Or you could have received too much money - an overpayment.

But if they do this, it'll take you longer to pay back the overpayment.

So you'll get no more money until the overpayment has been paid back.

The longer you take to report a change in your relationship, the bigger any overpayment could be.

You have a potential overpayment credit because of these changes.

The past overpayments to him would be taken out of future checks.

They'll stop recovering the overpayment again and look at the new information.

There are two ways for us to collect an overpayment.

Some 22 per cent of members said they had made overpayments.

You may get too much tax credits in the following year (an overpayment).

"We'll do whatever it takes to get an overpayment back.

You'll usually have to pay back any overpayments and you may be charged a penalty.

The option of holding the overpayment on account for the following year is no longer given.

Why overpayments happen How do you know if you've been overpaid?

Hold out for a massive overpayment or none at all, is my opinion.

But I am not aware that overpayments result in more generous treatment!

Many Democrats object to what they describe as overpayments to private plans.

The university had been reimbursed for the overpayments, according to the reports.

You usually have to pay the overpayment back in a lump sum.

A recent study by the accounting agency found the overpayment rate had dropped to 16 percent.