Danny Miller shuts down acting company with £120k debt - one year after leaving Emmerdale
22.07.2022 - 19:33
/ ok.co.uk
Former Emmerdale favourite Danny Miller has shut down his performing arts company, which has reported debts of approximately £120,000.The move by the actor, 31, comes just a year after he made the decision to leave the ITV soap. Although he was crowned king of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here in that time it appears as though his decision to swap acting for the world of business may have been less successful than his gameshow record. His firm Cannon Professional Acting Company has been placed in liquidation with £117,527 of debt, documents submitted to Companies House reveal.
Within this sum is £36,990 in unpaid VAT, £29,691 in unpaid corporation tax, as well as £1,866 in unpaid PAYE/NIC. It's also reported that £18,449 is owed to Barclays in a bounce bank loan and £29,930 is owed in a bank overdraft.The Sun reports that liquidators Cowgill Holloway Business Recovery say the business has only one asset worth £43,300 and owed by way of a directors loan.The liquidators have also allegedly reported the estimate to be raised on the debt as "uncertain". According to Companies House the business was first set up in January 2013 under the guise of Iconic Worldwide Gambling Limited before being renamed Danny Miller Limited.
Danny's business was then rebranded as Cannon Professional Acting Company in March 2021. In July, the business' office address changed from 32 the Drive Bredbury Stockport SK6 2DU England to Cowgill Holloway Business Recovery LLP Regency House 45-53 Chorley New Road Bolton BL1 4QR. Danny owns 80 percent of the company with other shareholders Andrea, Vincent and Paul Miller each owning five per cent of the firm.
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