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EastEnders Star Wins Tax Battle, Gets £30k Payout
15 Mar
Summary
- Adam Woodyatt's management company closure resulted in a tax victory.
- HMRC confirmed a £30,403.38 repayment plus interest.
- The company closure will allow Adam and ex-wife to share £413,366.

Adam Woodyatt, known for his role in EastEnders, has secured a major financial win after liquidating his former management company, XL Management. The company, co-founded with ex-wife Beverley Sharp in 2012, has resulted in a £33,000 windfall following its closure. Documents filed with Companies House indicate that the actor paid £99,518 in Corporation Tax after contesting HMRC's initial claim of £139,000.
Following these developments, HMRC confirmed on February 16, 2026, that their claim has been offset, and a repayment of £30,403.38, including interest, is to be issued. HMRC has also confirmed no further claims will be made, allowing the case to be closed. The liquidation report shows the company held over £500,000 when liquidators were appointed.