Reply #1: Wow, with penalties and prison terms like this, Ken Lay must be worried!

[DagmarK]

"Kuglin, 58, was charged with six counts of tax evasion that could have meant up to 30 years in prison and $1.5 million in fines.

The government accused Kuglin of filing false W4 forms for the period from 1996 to 2001."

Those are some pretty stiff fines for tax evasion..... 30 years in prison and over a million in fines.....

Ken Lay and all those other tax evaders.....they must be really worried. But somehow, they all seem to be coping very well. I wonder if they somehow feel like they ain't gonna ever get prosecuted? /sarcasm OFF!