Definition of overpayment in English:

overpayment

noun ˌəʊvəˈpeɪm(ə)nt

mass noun

Payment in excess of what is due.
a refund for overpayment of tax
count noun he received £20,000 in benefit overpayments
Example sentencesExamples
- About 20 current firefighters are each owed about $1,000 due to similar pension overpayments that the district has not returned.
- Altogether, 1.9 billion was sent out in tax credit overpayments, of which about 600 million was caused by computer or clerical errors.
- The Revenue Commissioners have been loathe to give any information on the matter of tax overpayments by PAYE workers.
- In the cases of overpayment, the council can impose an administrative penalty, up to 30 per cent of the value of the overpayment.
- Look on credit card records to discover money hidden by an overpayment.
- And you can overpay on both mortgages: the first deal deal permits overpayment of 10% a year.
- Steps are already being taken to recover the overpayment in full.
- Most flexible mortgage lenders allow you to make overpayments by up to 10% each year.
- The September overpayment can be deducted from the next spousal support payment made.
- A spokesman for HMRC said the current level of overpayment is less than half the level in the tax year ending 2004.

Definition of overpayment in US English:

overpayment

nounˈōvərˈˌpāmənt

Payment in excess of what is due.
a refund for overpayment of tax
he received $20,000 in benefit overpayments
Example sentencesExamples
- A spokesman for HMRC said the current level of overpayment is less than half the level in the tax year ending 2004.
- The Revenue Commissioners have been loathe to give any information on the matter of tax overpayments by PAYE workers.
- And you can overpay on both mortgages: the first deal deal permits overpayment of 10% a year.
- Altogether, 1.9 billion was sent out in tax credit overpayments, of which about 600 million was caused by computer or clerical errors.
- Steps are already being taken to recover the overpayment in full.
- Most flexible mortgage lenders allow you to make overpayments by up to 10% each year.
- About 20 current firefighters are each owed about $1,000 due to similar pension overpayments that the district has not returned.
- In the cases of overpayment, the council can impose an administrative penalty, up to 30 per cent of the value of the overpayment.
- The September overpayment can be deducted from the next spousal support payment made.
- Look on credit card records to discover money hidden by an overpayment.

单词	overpayment
释义	Definition of overpayment in English: overpayment noun ˌəʊvəˈpeɪm(ə)nt mass noun Payment in excess of what is due. a refund for overpayment of tax count noun he received £20,000 in benefit overpayments Example sentencesExamples About 20 current firefighters are each owed about $1,000 due to similar pension overpayments that the district has not returned. Altogether, 1.9 billion was sent out in tax credit overpayments, of which about 600 million was caused by computer or clerical errors. The Revenue Commissioners have been loathe to give any information on the matter of tax overpayments by PAYE workers. In the cases of overpayment, the council can impose an administrative penalty, up to 30 per cent of the value of the overpayment. Look on credit card records to discover money hidden by an overpayment. And you can overpay on both mortgages: the first deal deal permits overpayment of 10% a year. Steps are already being taken to recover the overpayment in full. Most flexible mortgage lenders allow you to make overpayments by up to 10% each year. The September overpayment can be deducted from the next spousal support payment made. A spokesman for HMRC said the current level of overpayment is less than half the level in the tax year ending 2004. Definition of overpayment in US English: overpayment nounˈōvərˈˌpāmənt Payment in excess of what is due. a refund for overpayment of tax he received $20,000 in benefit overpayments Example sentencesExamples A spokesman for HMRC said the current level of overpayment is less than half the level in the tax year ending 2004. The Revenue Commissioners have been loathe to give any information on the matter of tax overpayments by PAYE workers. And you can overpay on both mortgages: the first deal deal permits overpayment of 10% a year. Altogether, 1.9 billion was sent out in tax credit overpayments, of which about 600 million was caused by computer or clerical errors. Steps are already being taken to recover the overpayment in full. Most flexible mortgage lenders allow you to make overpayments by up to 10% each year. About 20 current firefighters are each owed about $1,000 due to similar pension overpayments that the district has not returned. In the cases of overpayment, the council can impose an administrative penalty, up to 30 per cent of the value of the overpayment. The September overpayment can be deducted from the next spousal support payment made. Look on credit card records to discover money hidden by an overpayment.
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