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1 Read / Add Comments A Morris County contractor must serve 18 months in federal prison before he ll be eligible for release for cheating on his taxes, authorities said. Roger Magill, 51, of Wharton, cashed business checks from his businesses Reliable Construction (also known as Reliable Paving) and and Hackensack Pavers (also known as Hackensack Paving) using a bogus identity at several check-cashing businesses, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachel A. Honig said. He then deposited the cash into accounts without reporting it to the IRS, evading $261,758 in personal income taxes in the process, Honig said. Rather than go to trial, Magill took a deal from the government.

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