Archive · 15 Aug 2025
UK Police Seize Andrew Tate's Aston Martin Deposit in Tax Probe
Andrew Tate, an online influencer, had a deposit for a luxury car seized by UK police.
This happened because the police suspect he and his brother didn't pay their taxes and were involved in money laundering.
The deposit was for £180,000 and was made through cryptocurrency.
This money will be added to the money that the police already seized from Tate and his brother.
A judge said they had been trying to avoid paying taxes.
Half of the money will go to charity, and the other half will go to help public services.
UK police seized a £180,000 ($240,000) deposit from Andrew Tate for an Aston Martin.
The seizure is part of an investigation into unpaid taxes and money laundering.
The deposit was made in July 2021 from a cryptocurrency account.
The money will be added to the £2.7 million already seized from Tate and his brother in December 2024.
Half of the seized funds will go to good causes, the other half to public services.
- Who
- UK police and Andrew Tate
- What
- UK police seized a £180,000 deposit from Andrew Tate.
- When
- The seizure was announced on Friday; the deposit was made in July 2021; prior funds were seized in December 2024.
- Where
- United Kingdom
- Why
- Due to an investigation into unpaid taxes and money laundering.
- Amount Seized
- £180,000 ($240,000)
- Purpose of Funds
- Deposit for an Aston Martin
- Date of Deposit
- July 2021
- Funds Source
- Cryptocurrency Account
- Additional Funds Seized
- £2.7 million (December 2024)
- Legal Allegations
- Tax evasion, money laundering
