Chicago rapper Twista pleads guilty to willfully failing to pay his income taxes, according to multiple reports. The case involves alleged unpaid taxes totaling about $440,000, which prosecutors say Twista accumulated over time. By entering a guilty plea, Twista accepts responsibility for the tax offense charged in the matter. Reporting indicates the charge is based on willful conduct rather than an inadvertent tax mistake, which can increase potential sentencing exposure. One outlet reports that Twista could face up to five years in prison, depending on the outcome of sentencing and applicable federal guidelines. The reports also note that the plea is tied to the government’s allegations regarding the amount of tax debt and the nature of Twista’s failure to pay. The final sentence has not been determined in the reports, and sentencing depends on factors such as the court’s evaluation of the record, any arguments made at sentencing, and other legal considerations. No additional details about restitution or payment arrangements are included in the cited summaries.