Katie Price is being pursued by HMRC over £760,000 in unpaid taxes, Web can reveal.
Court documents reveal the huge cash demands of HMRC, which has filed for insolvency.
Katie, 45, is due in court next month in the dispute over her £2million Mucky Mansion in Sussex.
HMRC claims Katie owes thousands in unpaid taxes, VAT and late payment penalties.
The court papers said: “The debtor rightly and truly owes us a total sum of £761,994.05.”
Katie Price is being pursued by HMRC over £760,000 in unpaid taxes, Web can reveal
Katie, 45, faces court next month over the row over her Mucky Mansion in Sussex
It said it had “failed to comply with a statutory requirement for a liquidation amount payable immediately”.
The bulk of the debt consists of a £535,700 claim from unpaid self-assessment tax or national insurance and more than £40,000 from late payment penalties.
But she also owes more than £140,000 in missing VAT payments as well as almost £10,000 in VAT surcharges.
The paperwork is dated November 2023, but the case has been adjourned until at least March this year.
Katie was served with the payment request in October, but it was not followed, according to the documents.
The document states that the £761,994 claim is a “liquidated amount”, meaning it may need to sell properties or investments to free up cash.
It continues: “To the best of our knowledge and belief, the request has neither been complied with nor has it been repealed.”
Web has contacted Katie's representatives for comment.
HMRC claims Katie owes thousands in unpaid taxes, VAT and late payment penalties. The star will fight to save her £2million Mucky Mansion
Katie, pictured in 2007, was once worth £45million but was left with debts of £3.2million in 2019 from her failed company Jordan Trading Ltd. declared bankrupt
Last month Katie avoided a bankruptcy hearing for the sixth time over repayment of her £3.2million debts (pictured in 2019).
Last month Katie avoided a bankruptcy hearing for the sixth time over a £3.2million debt repayment.
The reality star was due to appear in a bankruptcy court in London next month, but her case has now been postponed until the end of April, reports The Sun.
Her court hearing was postponed several times to complete the bankruptcy proceedings.
After her protracted money problems, the television personality has to answer questions about her finances.
She was declared bankrupt in 2019 with debts of £3.2 million from her failed company Jordan Trading Ltd, which was set up to oversee her perfume and cosmetics line.
Katie was due to explain to a judge details of her income from her television work, including a Channel 4 program documenting the renovation of her £2million country house.