350 people have had payments deducted from benefits this year, to pay back benefits overpayments.
The Treasury revealed the figures in response to a Freedom of Information request.
It says three years ago the figure was just 315, rising to 335 last year and hitting 350 this year.
The deductions are made to pay back benefits wrongly paid out to claimants.
St John Ambulance invites public to open day this weekend
A first aid organisation will be opening its doors to the public this weekend.
Election meeting in Onchan tonight
There'll be a chance to meet election candidates standing in Onchan tonight.
Online auction opens for Hospice concert
An online auction will give you the chance to see a special gig by Sam Barks.
Convicted police officers dismissed without notice
Two police officers have been dismissed without notice for breaching standards of professional behaviour.
Vandals smash heritage charity's windows
A charity in the west of the Island has been left counting the cost after vandals attacked its headquarters.
Commissioner "saddened and disappointed" by ATM withdrawal
Castletown Commissioners chair Tony Brown says he's saddened and disappointed after a bank announced it would close a cashpoint.
Private GP conference in Santon next month
An event in Santon later this year will bring together healthcare professionals from across the UK.
Revamped holes would ease Peel course congestion, says club
Planners will decide the fate of a proposed extension to Peel's golf course next week.
