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Chicago rapper Twista, Carl Mitchell, pleads guilty to not paying over $440K in income taxes from 2019-2023, court documents show

Chicago rapper Twista pleads guilty to $440K tax debt, facing potential prison time

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Chicago rapper Twista (Carl Mitchell) has pleaded guilty to failing to pay over $440,000 in income taxes from 2019 to 2023. According to court documents, the charges stem from unpaid federal taxes over a five-year period. Mitchell now faces up to five years in prison, though sentencing details have not yet been announced.

Coverage from outlets including *Complex*, *Chicago Sun-Times*, and *FOX 32 Chicago* emphasizes the legal consequences of the plea, with all sources citing the same court filing. No additional financial or personal details beyond the court documents have been disclosed. Next steps include the sentencing phase, where a judge will determine penalties based on the severity of the offense.

Legal experts may weigh in on whether Mitchell’s plea reflects broader trends in tax enforcement against artists or remains an isolated case. Public statements from Mitchell or his legal team have not yet been reported.

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Quick answers

What is the exact amount Twista owes in back taxes?

Court documents show Twista owes over $440,000 in unpaid income taxes from 2019 to 2023.

What is the maximum possible prison sentence?

Under federal law, Twista faces up to five years in prison for the tax evasion charges.

Has Twista made any public statements about the case?

Coverage does not yet specify whether Twista or his legal team has issued a statement.

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