The singer was facing charges related to tax evasion    

Lauryn Hill may have found a way to make the money she needs to avoid going to prison for tax evasion

Lauryn Hill was scheduled to appear in court yesterday (April 22) for failing to file taxes

By David Jones NEWARK (Reuters) - Grammy Award-winning singer Lauryn Hill was given a two-week reprieve on her sentencing for federal tax evasion on Monday as a federal judge admonished her defense counsel for failing to come up with most of the tax money promised prior to her scheduled hearing. Hill, a solo artist and a member of the Fugees rap...

Lauryn Hill is facing a possible prison sentence on Monday (April 22) for failing to file taxes on income of $1.8 million