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Notify the employee in writing To start, talk with your employee about the overpayment. Negotiate a plan that works for you and the employee, such as deducting a certain amount each paycheck. Make sure the final plan is in writing, and get the employee's signature.

overpayment | Business English the act of paying more than is necessary or more than the value of something, or the amount by which someone has paid too much: Any overpayment will be treated as a payment of tax in advance.

An overpayment is when a beneficiary receives more money for a month than the amount they should have been paid. The amount of the overpayment is the difference between the amount the beneficiary received and the amount due.

Where an employer has made an accidental overpayment of wages/salary or expenses (including holiday pay) to an employee, the employer can legally recover this overpayment from an employee by deducting the overpaid amount from future wages or salary (or any money due to the employee if they leave).

The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently removed a bar on recovery of old overpayments ten years or older.

If you got a letter in the mail that says you were overpaid and need to pay us back, you can request a waiver. Ask us to waive repayment if you can't afford it and feel the error wasn't your fault, or if you believe the overpayment is unfair for another reason. We may ask to see details about your income and expenses.

Examples of overpayment And yet the monarch's condescension is not mere payment, but overpayment; it is not just a reward, but a gift besides. In 1992 the fees were cut in order to recoup some of the overpayment. Attempts to recoup the overpayment were dropped.

In the event that the employee refuses to repay the sum owed, it is open to the employer to take legal action against them. This would involve issuing a civil claim for recovery of the overpayment as a debt.

Notify the employee in writing To start, talk with your employee about the overpayment. Negotiate a plan that works for you and the employee, such as deducting a certain amount each paycheck. Make sure the final plan is in writing, and get the employee's signature.

overpayment | Business English the act of paying more than is necessary or more than the value of something, or the amount by which someone has paid too much: Any overpayment will be treated as a payment of tax in advance.

An overpayment is when a beneficiary receives more money for a month than the amount they should have been paid. The amount of the overpayment is the difference between the amount the beneficiary received and the amount due.

Where an employer has made an accidental overpayment of wages/salary or expenses (including holiday pay) to an employee, the employer can legally recover this overpayment from an employee by deducting the overpaid amount from future wages or salary (or any money due to the employee if they leave).

The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently removed a bar on recovery of old overpayments ten years or older.

If you got a letter in the mail that says you were overpaid and need to pay us back, you can request a waiver. Ask us to waive repayment if you can't afford it and feel the error wasn't your fault, or if you believe the overpayment is unfair for another reason. We may ask to see details about your income and expenses.

Examples of overpayment And yet the monarch's condescension is not mere payment, but overpayment; it is not just a reward, but a gift besides. In 1992 the fees were cut in order to recoup some of the overpayment. Attempts to recoup the overpayment were dropped.

In the event that the employee refuses to repay the sum owed, it is open to the employer to take legal action against them. This would involve issuing a civil claim for recovery of the overpayment as a debt.