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SAS Who Dares Wins star Ant Middleton banned over unpaid £1m tax bill

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Ant and his wife Emilie will now need to get court permission for future activities

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The Independent

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SAS: Who Dares Wins star banned as company director over £1m in unpaid taxes

Ant Middleton offered his support to Reform UK when he spoke at the party’s conference in September last year

7 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Ant Middleton BANNED as director after £1m tax bill & SAS Who Dares Wins axing

ANT Middleton has been banned as a company director over unpaid taxes, with his company owing more than £1million.The former elite soldier and host o

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SAS Who Dares Wins star Ant Middleton banned over unpaid £1m tax bill

Ant and his wife Emilie will now need to get court permission for future activities

7 days ago·Plymouth, United Kingdom

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BusinessCloud.co.uk

TV star Ant Middleton banned as director over £1m+ unpaid taxes

Television personality Ant Middleton has been banned as a director after his company failed to pay more than £1m in tax. The former SAS: Who Dares Wins chief instructor was the director of Sway and Starting Limited along with his wife, Emilie Middleton. The company, which was described as offering media representation services, was set up to manage income from his television and media work. But both the directors failed to ensure the company p…

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essexlive.news

SAS star Ant Middleton given government ban after failing to pay tax

The TV star, who lives in Essex with his family has been named and shamed for not paying tax

7 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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business-live.co.uk

Ant Middleton banned after he and wife fail to pay £1m tax bill

The former SAS: Who Dares Wins star and his wife were directors of Sway and Starting Limited, which failed to ensure the company paid more than £300,000 in VAT and over £800,000 in corporation tax to HMRC between 2019 and 2022

7 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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