Andrew and Tristan Tate Ordered to Forfeit £2.6 Million in Tax Evasion Case
A UK court ruled that the brothers evaded taxes on £21 million in revenue, allowing police to seize funds from frozen accounts.
- Westminster Magistrates' Court determined that Andrew and Tristan Tate failed to pay any tax on £21 million earned from their online businesses between 2014 and 2022.
- The court authorized Devon and Cornwall Police to seize £2.68 million from seven frozen accounts linked to the brothers and a third party identified as 'J'.
- Chief Magistrate Paul Goldspring described the Tates' financial practices as a 'straightforward cheat of the revenue' despite appearing complex.
- Andrew Tate criticized the ruling as a 'co-ordinated attack' and accused authorities of targeting those who challenge the system.
- The Tates face separate criminal charges in Romania, including human trafficking and rape, and are expected to be extradited to the UK for additional allegations.
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