Kate Garraway’s ‘surprise’ amid £800,000 debt fight as she faces £288,000 tax invoice after husband Derek Draper’s dying and care prices

Kate Garraway has been left ‘surprised’ after her newest monetary woes had been published amid her debt struggles following her husband Derek Draper’s dying.

The presenter, 58, has overtly mentioned how she has been left with money owed between £500,000 and £800,000 after taking good care of her past due husband.

Political lobbyist Derek died on the age of 56 in January 2024 following a four-year fight with lengthy Covid, with Kate paying £16,000 a month on his care.

Now, a brand new liquidator’s record has published the massive tax prices which might be but to be paid via Derek’s now-defunct psychotherapeutic corporate Astra Aspera.

The corporate, which used to be collectively managed via Kate, went bust owing masses of 1000’s of kilos to collectors, together with a big invoice to HMRC. 

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Political lobbyist Derek died on the age of 56 in January 2024 following a four-year fight with lengthy Covid, with Kate paying £16,000 a month on his care, leaving her with £800,000 of debt 

Filings on Companies House have published how Kate has been seeking to repay the debt, with HMRC now filing a decrease revised overall in a small spice up.

HMRC’s newest preferential declare stands at £288,054, which is round a 3rd of its earlier 2023 submission of £716,822, in line with the paperwork.

It isn’t identified why HMRC dropped the cost, and the submitting has claimed there also are ‘inadequate budget to pay a dividend to secondary preferential collectors’.

According to The Sun, Kate has up to now paid again £21,000.

Addressing the submitting, Kate’s spokesperson advised MailOnline the ‘surprised’ TV famous person ‘does not recognise those figures’ and is involved with HMRC to verify she ‘honours what is needed’.

Their remark learn: ‘Kate has met all that the liquidators of Derek’s corporate have requested for and extra over the last 4 years. 

‘She does not recognise those figures and is surprised that it is being introduced on this method via them.

‘Caring for Derek and supporting her circle of relatives when Derek may not run his personal companies has taken an enormous monetary toll on her however she’s decided to place issues proper. 

Now, a brand new liquidator’s record has published the £288,000 tax prices which might be but to be paid via Derek’s now-defunct psychotherapeutic corporate Astra Aspera

‘She is in consistent touch with HMRC to verify she honours what is required from Derek’s now defunct corporate.’

Derek battled lengthy Covid for 4 years prior to his dying and Kate has overtly mentioned the devastating monetary toll of investment his care right through that duration. 

When Derek wasn’t in health center, he needed to be taken care of 24/7 at house via his spouse and a crew of carers.

Derek battled lengthy Covid for 4 years prior to his dying and Kate has overtly mentioned the devastating monetary toll of investment his care right through that duration. 

When Derek wasn’t in health center, he needed to be taken care of 24/7 at house via his spouse and a crew of carers.

In January, Kate defined how she has been left with ‘over the top un-payable debt’ as she spoke about coping with the investment of his care.

She shared: ‘The circle of relatives and I’ve been speaking concerning the demanding situations we confronted this time remaining 12 months, probably the most overriding ones, he went again into in depth care prior to he gave up the ghost used to be coping with the investment of care.

‘At the time of his dying, there have been two appeals that hadn’t been heard for investment. It saved being driven again and driven again.

Derek battled lengthy Covid for 4 years prior to his dying and Kate has overtly mentioned the devastating monetary toll of investment his care right through that duration

‘In the period in-between I’m fortunate I’ve an implausible process which is easily paid. I used to be having to fund the placement. 

‘Now I’ve were given over the top un-payable debt as a result of it. If I’m in that place what else are other folks going to be?’

In March 2024, the presenter published that she have been spending £16,000 a month on handle her past due husband. 

She advised Good Morning Britain: ‘I’m ashamed of the truth I’m in debt. I’ve an implausible process that I like, that is really well paid.

‘I’m no longer a carer travelling miles, paying their very own shipping to move and lend a hand any person for minimal salary.

‘I’m any person this is really well paid and so I simply really feel a disgrace that I could not make it paintings.’