British Court Orders Seizure of Millions Over Tate Brothers' Tax Evasion

A British court has authorized the seizure of over 2 million pounds from influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, accused of evading taxes on 21 million pounds in revenue. The Tates, who face criminal charges in Romania, deny all allegations. The court deemed their financial activities a tax 'cheat'.

A British court has ruled in favor of police seizing over 2 million pounds from the accounts of influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, citing unpaid taxes.

According to the Devon and Cornwall Police, the funds, held across seven frozen bank accounts, evaded tax authorities, with significant transactions funneled into an account under the alias 'J'.

The chief magistrate at Westminster Magistrates' Court labeled the transactions a 'straightforward cheat' after the brothers reportedly pocketed 21 million pounds from online businesses without tax compliance. The Tates deny the allegations as civil proceedings heighten ahead of their potential extradition to the UK for further charges.

(With inputs from agencies.)