The Public Sector Fraud and Error (Recovery) Regulations 2026
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Schedule 1 Maximum amounts to be deducted under a regular direct deduction order
Regulation 8 Table 1 Cases where section 22 (4) of the Act applies Relevant amount | Maximum deduction (per cent of the relevant amount) £430 or less | 5 Exceeding £430 but not exceeding £690 | 6 Exceeding £690 but not exceeding £950 | 10 Exceeding £950 but not exceeding £1,160 | 14 Exceeding £1,160 but not exceeding £1,615 | 22 Exceeding £1,615 but not exceeding £2,240 | 30 Exceeding £2,240 | 40 Table 2 Cases where section 22 (4) of the Act does not apply Relevant amount | Maximum deduction (per cent. of the relevant amount) £430 or less | Nil Exceeding £430 but not exceeding £690 | 3 Exceeding £690 but not exceeding £950 | 5 Exceeding £950 but not exceeding £1,160 | 7 Exceeding £1,160 but not exceeding £1,615 | 11 Exceeding £1,615 but not exceeding £2,240 | 15 Exceeding £2,240 | 20
Schedule 1 Maximum amounts to be deducted under a regular direct deduction order
Regulation 8 Table 1 Cases where section 22 (4) of the Act applies Relevant amount | Maximum deduction (per cent of the relevant amount) £430 or less | 5 Exceeding £430 but not exceeding £690 | 6 Exceeding £690 but not exceeding £950 | 10 Exceeding £950 but not exceeding £1,160 | 14 Exceeding £1,160 but not exceeding £1,615 | 22 Exceeding £1,615 but not exceeding £2,240 | 30 Exceeding £2,240 | 40 Table 2 Cases where section 22 (4) of the Act does not apply Relevant amount | Maximum deduction (per cent. of the relevant amount) £430 or less | Nil Exceeding £430 but not exceeding £690 | 3 Exceeding £690 but not exceeding £950 | 5 Exceeding £950 but not exceeding £1,160 | 7 Exceeding £1,160 but not exceeding £1,615 | 11 Exceeding £1,615 but not exceeding £2,240 | 15 Exceeding £2,240 | 20
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