Carragher avoids bankruptcy after settling tax bill
The former Liverpool defender settled the tax debt before the hearing, and HMRC said no figure was given in court.
- On Tuesday, Judge Nicholas Briggs dismissed a bankruptcy petition against former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher at the Insolvency and Companies Court after Carragher settled an unpaid tax bill with HM Revenue and Customs.
- HMRC representative Kevin Hassan confirmed in London that Carragher had paid the outstanding debt in full before the hearing concluded. The bankruptcy petition, issued in August, does not automatically declare an individual bankrupt.
- No specific debt figure was disclosed during the hearing, though reports previously estimated the amount between £700,000 and £800,000. A spokesperson for Carragher called it a 'private tax matter' that 'should have been resolved sooner.'
- Carragher, a former Liverpool defender who retired in 2013 after 737 appearances, has established himself as a prominent football pundit for Sky Sports and CBS Sports. His legal matter is now resolved.
- With the petition dismissed, Carragher continues his media presence, including his partnership with former Manchester United captain Gary Neville on 'Monday Night Football.' His broadcasting career remains uninterrupted.
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Jamie Carragher to avoid bankruptcy after settling unpaid tax bill, judge says
Jamie Carragher will avoid bankruptcy after settling an unpaid tax bill with HMRC.Judge Nicholas Briggs dismissed a bankruptcy petition against Carragher, 48, at the Insolvency and Companies Court.A petition was issued in August, but Kevin Hassan from HMRC confirmed at a hearing that the undisclosed amount of debt had been paid.Carragher has become one of Britain's most prominent football pundits since ending his playing career in 2013. TRENDING…
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Jamie Carragher avoids bankruptcy after settling unpaid tax bill
Jamie Carragher has avoided bankruptcy after settling an unpaid tax bill, with a judge dismissing the petition against the former Liverpool defender in court
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