EASTENDERS star Adam Woodyatt is celebrating after getting a monster refund from the tax office.
And he’ll help himself to a big payday after closing down a management company he ran with his ex-wife, Beverley.
HMRC had told the star’s accountants that he owed £139,000 in Corporation Tax, but his number crunchers queried the figure.
And a report on the firm’s liquidation filed to Companies House this week revealed that he paid £99,518.
But accountants added: “16 February 2026, HMRC confirmed that their claim has been offset and a repayment of £30,403.38 plus interest is to be repaid.
“HMRC also confirmed that following the repayment they have no further claim and the case can be closed.”
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The balance sheet revealed that the company had more than £500,000 in cash in its coffers when liquidators were brought in.
Ian Beale legend Adam and his former wife will share a balance of £413,366.
The couple tied the knot in a private ceremony in Disney World, Florida, in April 1998. But he quit the marriage in August 2019.
The company had been set up as a talent agency to attract other actors, but Adam was the only client.
He formed the concern with Beverley masterminded his career and negotiated panto deals and his six-figure EastEnders pay packet.
But after splitting from Beverley, he pulled the plug on the firm’s website.
XL – based in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire – offered “personal management service” and the one-page website gave an email address for actor submissions.
But the TV favourite – who has also appeared in a stage version of a Peter James crime drama since leaving Albert Square– was the only star on the books.
And he’s now being represented by a London-based firm.
The couple also ran a gin business together but have also ceased producing the booze.
Adam launched £40 a bottle Neat gin in 2017.
And the booze received rave reviews from experts and punters alike – with the star even forging a deal to supply the grog to restaurants run by food icon Marco Pierre White.
But the firm struggled to earn cash and in 2019 made their final batch.
