Treasury proposes tax-free $2,500 deposits into children’s 'Trump accounts'

TL;DR
The Treasury Department proposed guidance would let parents contribute up to $2,500 per year tax-free to a child’s Trump account via payroll, with employers also able to contribute up to $2,500 annually for each child (counting toward a $5,000 total annual limit). Each child born between 2025 and 2028 could receive $1,000 in federal seed money for investments. If an employer doesn’t contribute, the employee can still contribute $2,500 pretax. The rule is open for public comments through Sept. 25 with a public hearing on Oct. 15, and more than 50 companies have pledged to contribute.
- Rule could let parents put $2,500 into child ‘Trump accounts’ tax-free The Washington Post
- Parents could put pretax paycheck money into Trump Accounts, with employers matching, Treasury says CNBC
- Parents Could Shield Up to $2,500 From Taxes With Trump Accounts Bloomberg.com
- IRS proposes tax-free employer contributions to Trump Accounts wusa9.com
- Treasury unveils employer contribution program for Trump Accounts The Hill
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