I think the Tate brothers have citizenships for US (American father), UK (British mother ) and Romania (work/businesses).No asylum necessary...Tate is a US citizen.
I'm no expert on taxes and crypto but if you watch the video then things Tate talks about would at the very, very least attract the attention of the IRS and probably an audit. Even based on that best case scenario, I can't understand why you'd talk about your plan to "not pay any taxes" because it's "all in Bitcoin" publicly like this. Still, I'd be willing to bet a lot of money that he's in serious violation of US tax code. Not saying I agree with US tax code but as any American knows, you'd be a fool to cross the IRS this publicly.Im not a fan of taxes personally especially income taxes where the government just wants to basically take your profits for no good reason, the crypto tax thing is still very new though and there wasnt really any proper tax laws around it until recently, its also still a bit confusing because if you put taxed money into crypto and you have capital gains you cant really get taxed on it legally, its also very hard for someone to find out and actually calculate if you havent paid your taxes just by looking at your crypto account, for example, was it cash deposits into crypto? Where did that cash come from, theu dont know? I heard Taye once say he has multiple bank accounts in various countries, which bank account did he use to credit his crypto?
Robert Kiyosaki also brags about how he doesnt pay taxes but he does it legally I dont know how Tate and his brothers did it I dont know so cant really tell.
Im not defending Tate I dont know his case but I really hope the IRS gets shut down.I'm no expert on taxes and crypto but if you watch the video then things Tate talks about would at the very, very least attract the attention of the IRS and probably an audit. Even based on that best case scenario, I can't understand why you'd talk about your plan to "not pay any taxes" because it's "all in Bitcoin" publicly like this. Still, I'd be willing to bet a lot of money that he's in serious violation of US tax code. Not saying I agree with US tax code but as any American knows, you'd be a fool to cross the IRS this publicly.
The attorney in the video seems to feel that Tate makes a lot of other incriminating statements about how he manages his cam girls. I have no idea about that and I imagine if he were indicted it would depend on the US jurisdiction where it came to trial. My best guess is that Tate is probably not guilty of the specific sex trafficking crimes he was accused of in Romania, but he's obviously guilty of fraud and probably other crimes.
I did not know Tate holds US citizenship either, but a quick google search seems to confirm it.
That's wild in the context of this video a friend sent me the other day, where a criminal attorney goes over various incriminating statements Tate has made, including pretty openly admitting to serious tax fraud. I dislike Andrew Tate but he's never come off as particularly stupid to me until I watched this video.
I can't wrap my head around why if you had a plan to somehow evade taxes through using cryptocurrency you'd announce it publicy like he does here. Or maybe there's a chance he actually thought income paid in crypto isn't taxable, but I have trouble imaging he's that stupid. I thought maybe there's an outside chance that the British tax service is significantly less aggressive than the IRS and that's how he's getting away with it, but since Tate seems to be a US citizen and also seems to now be going to the US, I don't see how he avoids serious consequences unless he has high level protection in the Trump administration.
Sorry that I couldn't find the exact parts where he talks about illegally evading taxes, but the whole video is worth watching if you're interested in Tate and you have time. If you don't come away convinced he's an absolute lowlife and scumbag, I don't know what to tell you.
Trump claims ignorance
Tate brother land in Florida
I understood this was expected. I wonder why the Tates would even come here. Why not some country with no extradition to the US?
Interesting. When I heard the Tates were headed for the USA, I figured the Trump administration had brokered a deal where Andrew would talk his followers into joining the US military in exchange for not pursuing any charges against them for their various crimes. Now it just doesn't make sense, unless maybe DeSantis is defying Trump? Or maybe military recruitment really is up enough that the Trump administration figures they no longer need Andrew.I understood this was expected. I wonder why the Tates would even come here. Why not some country with no extradition to the US?
Materially the conditions will be better in Florida prisons, however, you're going to be surrounded by aggressive blacks and Hispanics and Neo-Nazi gangs. I'm sure Romanian prisons have their Gypsy problem, but those guys tend to be more swindlers and tricksters than anything else. Plus it'll be easier to bribe the guards there.Edit: Or maybe the Tates figured they're going to prison either way and the US is a better option than Romania. Maybe they should have anticipated this and set up shop in Norway instead
Interesting. When I heard the Tates were headed for the USA, I figured the Trump administration had brokered a deal where Andrew would talk his followers into joining the US military in exchange for not pursuing any charges against them for their various crimes. Now it just doesn't make sense, unless maybe DeSantis is defying Trump? Or maybe military recruitment really is up enough that the Trump administration figures they no longer need Andrew.
It will be interesting to see if they're eventually charged with anything related to tax fraud.
Edit: Or maybe the Tates figured they're going to prison either way and the US is a better option than Romania. Maybe they should have anticipated this and set up shop in Norway instead.