Danny Miller shuts down acting company with £120k debt a year after quitting Emmerdale for I’m A Celeb
EX-EMMERDALE star Danny Miller has shut down his acting company just a year after quitting the soap.
The actor, who won I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! weeks after announcing his departure from the Dales, has had less success in the business world.
His firm Cannon Professional Acting Company has been put into liquidation with £117,527 of debt, documents submitted to Companies House reveal.
The sum includes £36,990 in unpaid VAT, £29,691 in unpaid corporation tax, as well as £1,866 in unpaid PAYE/NIC.
Some £18,449 is owed to Barclays in a bounce bank loan and £29,930 is owed in a bank overdraft.
Liquidators Cowgirl Holloway Business Recovery report the business has only one asset worth £43,300 and owed by way of a directors loan. They report the estimate to be raised on the debt as ‘uncertain.’
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The business was set-up in 2013 and held £66,812 in assets as of 31 March 2021.
Dad-of-one Danny owns 80 percent of the company. Other shareholders are Andrea, Vincent and Paul Miller; as well as Lucy Stratton - with each owing 5% of the firm.
Danny, who played fan favourite Aaron Dingle in Emmerdale, has a second performing arts business registered on Companies House.
The business, Ganley Hannon Acting, was set up in March 2021.
It is behind with its paperwork and Companies House is taking steps to close it down by issuing a compulsory strike-off notice.
