In a recent ruling, a London court has empowered police to confiscate over £2 million (approximately $2.5 million) from the bank accounts linked to controversial influencer Andrew Tate. The court uncovered that he and his brother, Tristan, had neglected to pay taxes on more than £21 million accrued from various enterprises, including adult entertainment and online transactions.
Judge Paul Goldspring labeled the Tates' actions as a "deliberate endeavor" to dodge tax obligations. The Devon and Cornwall police sought authority to freeze these funds amidst ongoing criminal allegations against the brothers in Romania, including serious accusations like human trafficking.
Renowned for showcasing a lavish lifestyle, Andrew Tate has openly boasted about avoiding taxes and has even offered dubious advice to others on tax evasion in his videos, which contributed to the court's decision. In one of these clips, he claimed, "When I lived in England, I refused to pay tax," underscoring the brazen attitude the Tates have adopted toward their legal responsibilities.
Judge Paul Goldspring labeled the Tates' actions as a "deliberate endeavor" to dodge tax obligations. The Devon and Cornwall police sought authority to freeze these funds amidst ongoing criminal allegations against the brothers in Romania, including serious accusations like human trafficking.
Renowned for showcasing a lavish lifestyle, Andrew Tate has openly boasted about avoiding taxes and has even offered dubious advice to others on tax evasion in his videos, which contributed to the court's decision. In one of these clips, he claimed, "When I lived in England, I refused to pay tax," underscoring the brazen attitude the Tates have adopted toward their legal responsibilities.
