Backdated pay and overpayment
lebabes219
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hi was wondering if someone could help I won my tribunal last week for my pip daily living. I have recently been told that I owe dwp over £4000 from an overpayment off income support from 20 years ago! Will the dwp take my back dated pay that is due to me to cover this debt?
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Hello and welcome I am not an expert in these matters but the income tax people can only claim back up to six years if I am correct but somebody will tell me otherwise, I would goggle your question and see what comes up it might surprise you and us.0
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wilko said:Hello and welcome I am not an expert in these matters but the income tax people can only claim back up to six years if I am correct but somebody will tell me otherwise, I would goggle your question and see what comes up it might surprise you and us.
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Just looked on line and you could or can ask for the overpayment to be waived, but you have to ask, request this so get some advice from CAB or a benefits officer.0
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Do you have a link for that?
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I have searched online and they can go back for overpayments the 6 years doesn’t count for dwp. I have looked at some info about trying to get it waived but I already have a deduction coming out of my UC so basically is as good as agreeing with them that I owe them the money. I have no idea and have no proof wotsoever in trying to prove hem wrong, can’t remember much about last week let alone over 20 years ago ☹️ Someone in a group said they can’t take it from a disability payment but others disagree! Confused.com0
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Just found a link and yes they can recovery the debt from back dated PIP money. See link and scroll to chapter 5.... part 5.8, then there's a link that says "appendix 1 for the complete list of benefits they can recover a debt from.
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Thank you0
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