overpay

Object

• footballer: Just the sort of thing to appeal to overpaid footballers.
• VAT: Affected bodies may be able to make claims for the repayment of any VAT overpaid in the past.
• tax: Any overpaid tax can be claimed back at the end of the tax year.
• credit: You may also be overpaid tax credit which you will have to pay back later.
• benefit: We will seek to recover all overpaid benefit from false claims in any event.
• sum: Bexley Magistrates were told that the Housing Benefit Office was recovering the sum overpaid from on-going benefit payments.

Preposition: on

• mortgage: Should you find it useful to be able to underpay or overpay on the mortgage.

Modifying Another Word

• grossly: All decisions of the judges are final ( no recounts or legal challenges by teams of grossly overpaid lawyers will be tolerated!
• back: Paying back overpaid housing benefit We may ask either you or the person who received the payments to pay back the overpayment.
• much: We have heard many a time from our lecturer in Glasgow that Corporate lawyers in Edinburgh are very much overpaid.
• n't: I don't see how anyone can say that someone earning £ 5m a year is n't overpaid.
• not: Pierce was not overpaid, he put butts in the seats.
• massively: I paid off the shortfall long ago, and am now on a nice little flexible repayment morgage ( overpaying massively ).

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Most lenders allow borrowers to overpay up to 10 per cent of their mortgage each year without penalty.

Used with why or when

• when: The opportunity to overpay when business is good and borrow back if the need arises.

Preposition: in

• year: You can claim back for the last six years if you have overpaid in those years.

Preposition: for

• year: Can she reclaim any tax she has overpaid for the 15 years?
• coverage: To overpay for coverage about or unable business climate.
• period: Overpay for a period of time or take a payment break.
• right: ITV Digital did not fail because it overpaid for sports rights.