Sentence examples for overpayment problem from inspiring English sources

The overpayment problem is exacerbated by fraud and manipulation, according to a report issued recently by the Government Accountability Office.

A Treasury official who insisted on not being identified said it was unfair to judge the size of the overpayment problem on the basis of just one year's tax credit, because the overpayments can continue year after year until each minor child listed on a false claim turns 18. "It's a permanent thing," she said.

The overpayment problem is surfacing just as the White House is absorbing a new report detailing a "corrosive culture" within the VA, a habit of deceit and mismanagement in its personnel practices.

To correct for the overpayment problem, the bank would reduce the principal balance by $144,450.59, enabling the borrower to make much more affordable payments of $1466.16 per month, as opposed to the higher payments of $2398.20 per month based on the inflated purchase price.

The Citizens Advice Bureauu says overpayment problems have affected nearly 30,000 households, a rise of 14%.

That wasn't the last time Townsend had problems with overpayment.

(Hospital Manager 9, District Hospital, North West Province) Lastly, insufficient financial resources were exacerbated by problems of overpayment of some nurses, and this meant that hospitals could not fill vacant posts.

Eight of the 22 problems, including overpayments to military contractors and Medicare fraud, have been on the list since 1990, suggesting that they defy easy solution.

The fact is that we get into trouble whenever we go to extremes: underpayment or overpayment.

In an effort to fix the problem, lawmakers included a provision in the Affordable Care Act to reduce the overpayments by several billion dollars over the next several years.

It is the second time overpayments have been found in these benefits and the DWP says it is "extremely disappointing" the problem was not solved when it was first discovered in 2007.