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HMRC debt at time of separation
SelfSuz
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Hi there, hope someone can help. I separated from my partner in April 2024. We have to give each other a full disclosure of our assets and liabilities and he claims his HMRC debt at time of separation should be included. As far as I'm aware, he is responsible for paying his own tax bill? He has since paid what is due but at time of separation he owed £10k plus. Surely this doesn't factor when calculating the matrimonial pot?
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Was a personal liabilty at the point of separation.0
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Was it tax due on earnings that were used for family expenditure before the date of separation?0
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here is a good link, which gives information about debt on divorce
https://www.stowefamilylaw.co.uk/family-law/finance/how-is-debt-divided-in-divorce/#:~:text=If you have credit card,of the financial disclosure process.
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Firstly is your ex self-employed or does he work via a limited company (there is a difference here)?May you find your sister soon Helli.
Sleep well.0
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