Tyson Fury, the heavyweight boxing champion, is reportedly considering a move to the Isle of Man, a tax haven where the super-rich can cap their annual income tax at £200,000. The 35-year-old boxer, already worth an estimated £50 million, has viewed a luxury mansion on the island, according to sources.
The property, Billown Manor near Ballabeg, is listed at £10,000 per month and features six ensuite bedrooms, two self-contained flats, a ballroom, swimming pool, gym, and tennis court. Fury chartered a helicopter to visit the estate before Christmas, landing on its private helipad. The mansion is owned by John Whittaker, 81, founder of the Peel Group, who is moving to another Isle of Man property.
The Isle of Man offers significant tax advantages, including no wealth taxes, capital gains taxes, or estate taxes, with a personal income tax rate capped at 20% and a corporate rate of 0%. Residents can agree to a five or ten-year deal limiting their annual tax bill to £200,000, provided they live on the island for at least six months per year.
Fury, who has seven children with wife Paris, previously expressed interest in moving to the Isle of Man in 2022. He is scheduled for upcoming fights against Oleksandr Usyk, with his reported £165 million deal covering recent and future bouts. His management team did not respond to requests for comment.
