Overview Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Pub. L. 119‑21), §530A of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) has introduced Trump accounts—a new, narrowly tailored savings vehicle for children under age 18, generally structured as a modified traditional individual retirement account (IRA). While much of the early discussion and guidance, including the new proposed regulations issued by the IRS on March 6, 2026, has focused on Trump accounts themselves, as well as family and federal…
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