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6. This site claims that "nearly 2/3 of tax fraud offenders were sentenced to imprisonment".

Mon Jun 20, 2022, 09:46 AM

Jun 2022

Nearly two-thirds of tax fraud offenders were sentenced to imprisonment (63.9%)

The average sentence length for tax fraud offenders was 15 months.

https://www.ussc.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/research-and-publications/quick-facts/Tax_Fraud_FY16.pdf

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confiscate his assets.. agingdem Jun 2022 #8

Trump couldn't go to jail, gab13by13 Jun 2022 #2

Ah, but the Foundation no longer exists Fiendish Thingy Jun 2022 #3

Well, yeah. It IS a civil case. Novara Jun 2022 #4

Let's hope it does. Novara Jun 2022 #7

Perhaps a bit of ancient history to emphasize the rare cases? Pyryck Jun 2022 #9

If I had money to bet, I'd bet it on Georgia MissMillie Jun 2022 #10

Then he could be pardoned? bcool Jun 2022 #13

Governor Kemp isn't going to pardon Trump... brooklynite Jun 2022 #14

I imagine that is a possibility, however (EDIT) MissMillie Jun 2022 #15

Duly noted for the record. nt Tommy Carcetti Jun 2022 #12

It's Georgia we need to watch JustAnotherGen Jun 2022 #17

That's Kind Of The Problem, Sir, Isn't It? The Magistrate Jun 2022 #18

People commit all kinds of tax fraud daily; very few are prosecuted MichMan Jun 2022 #19