6.6 The Calculation
Once the details to be used in the calculation of the overpayment have been identified, you need to establish what rates were actually paid (the "off” rate) and what rate of pension should have been paid (the "on” rate). Always use the gross amounts of income paid in the calculations.
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/compensation-and-support-reference-library/overpayment-management-manual/ch-6-calculation/66-calculation
6.6.1,"Off" rates
Once the details to be used in the calculation of the overpayment have been identified, you need to establish what rates were actually paid (the "off” rate) and what rate of pension should have been paid (the "on” rate). Always use the gross amounts of income paid in the calculations.
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/compensation-and-support-reference-library/overpayment-management-manual/ch-6-calculation/66-calculation/661off-rates
6.6.2,"On" rates
Once the details to be used in the calculation of the overpayment have been identified, you need to establish what rates were actually paid (the "off” rate) and what rate of pension should have been paid (the "on” rate). Always use the gross amounts of income paid in the calculations.
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/compensation-and-support-reference-library/overpayment-management-manual/ch-6-calculation/66-calculation/662on-rates
6.6.3 Calculating the amount of debt
Once the details to be used in the calculation of the overpayment have been identified, you need to establish what rates were actually paid (the "off” rate) and what rate of pension should have been paid (the "on” rate). Always use the gross amounts of income paid in the calculations.
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/compensation-and-support-reference-library/overpayment-management-manual/ch-6-calculation/66-calculation/663-calculating-amount-debt