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Working Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit are means-tested allowances paid by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). This fact sheet tells you what you can do if HMRC say they have paid you too much tax credit and asks you to pay it back. You may also find it useful to get help from an experienced adviser, for example at a Citizens Advice Bureau (see under Further help for more details). | Adviceguide Advice that makes a difference citizens advice bureau Overpayment of tax credits Working Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit are means-tested allowances paid by HM Revenue and Customs HMRC . This fact sheet tells you what you can do if HMRC say they have paid you too much tax credit and asks you to pay it back. You may also find it useful to get help from an experienced adviser for example at a Citizens Advice Bureau see under Further help for more details . How an overpayment can occur Overpayments for the previous tax year Tax credits are worked out on a yearly basis in line with the tax year 6 April -5 April . Your tax credit award is initially based on your income from the previous tax year. At the end of the year once all the information about your income and circumstances is available HMRC will compare your tax credit entitlement with what they have paid you. If HMRC think they have paid you more than you are entitled to this is called an overpayment and they will expect you to pay it back - although they may not ask you to pay back all of it. Reasons why HMRC might find at the end of the year that you have been paid too much tax credit include you delayed telling them about a change in circumstances HMRC delayed recording a change in circumstances your income was over 10 000 more than in the previous year. Overpayments for the current tax year HMRC might also decide to adjust your tax credit entitlement during the course of the tax year if they find they have been paying you too much. This could be because of a change in your circumstances or income. Asking HMRC to explain the overpayment If you are asked to pay back tax credits you should contact the Tax Credits Helpline see under Further help for details and ask for an explanation of how the overpayment has occurred. Keep a record of your telephone call including the date and time of the call. Overpayments because you separated from your partner or started living with a new .

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