The Treasury says benefits fraud accounts for less than a quarter of one per cent of payments.
A Tynwald question for written reply from North Douglas MHK David Ashford asked for the amount of fraudulently claimed benefits of the past decade.
The data shows since 2014, between 0.1 and 0.22 per cent was wrongly claimed each year.
Out of £2.9 billion in benefits paid over the last decade, less than £5 million was found to be wrongly claimed in total.
Commissioners call out toilet vandals
Castletown commissioners have hit out after public toilets were vandalised this week.
Fuel tax set to rise three times over coming months
The government says tax on fuel - set in line with the UK - is set to rise three times in the next 12 months.
Tributes paid to former construction firm head
Tributes are being paid to a well-known builder from the south of the Island.
Spring vaccination programme launched
Manx Care says it's launched two new vaccination programmes for spring.
UK gives go-ahead to Manx Telecom takeover
The UK government has given the green light for Manx Telecom's takeover after carrying out a national security assessment.
Nearly £15k paid out in compensation for lost mail
Post Office chairman Stu Peters says the organisation has spent almost £15,000 compensating people for lost parcels in the last two years.
Big motorbike show for the North coming up
The north of the Island will play host to a huge motorbike show next week.
MHK asks if there are plans to change driving licences
Are there any plans to adopt graduated driving licences on the Island?
