Internal Revenue Service
Role in each timeline
- Student Loans After SAVE: From the Court Block to the Repayment Assistance Plan
Provides the federal tax information addressed by the consent form.
- Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches
Issued initial guidance, Form 4547 and proposed and temporary regulations governing enrollment, pilot deposits and contributions.
- Social Security's Next Raise: From the 2.5% COLA to the 2027 Announcement
Suspended new grants of advanced leave and was asked to restore the policy.
Internal Revenue Service across every timeline
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202611 entries
- Temporary Trump Account auto-enrollment rules become effective Regulatory
Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service's temporary regulations for automatic Trump Account enrollment became effective. The regulations provide for the Secretary to create accounts for eligible children who do not already have a non-Secretary election.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches - Treasury and IRS withdraw and replace March Trump Accounts proposal Regulatory
Treasury and the IRS withdrew the March 9, 2026 proposed rule and issued replacement proposed regulations providing for broad automatic enrollment by the Secretary, which the withdrawn proposal had not.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches - Treasury and IRS file temporary rules for automatic Trump Accounts Regulatory
Treasury and the IRS filed temporary regulations establishing automatic Trump Accounts, under which an auto account is to be established for each eligible individual. The document was filed on September 29 and scheduled for Federal Register publication on September 30.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches - IRS names Joseph Velli as adviser to Frank Bisignano Update
CNBC reported that Joseph Velli will serve as senior adviser to IRS CEO Frank Bisignano for Trump Accounts. Velli previously worked at Bank of New York and Convergex Group.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches - Treasury lets employers run pre-tax payroll contributions; more than 50 companies commit Regulatory
New guidance allowed employers to set up programs through which employees contribute to their children's accounts pre-tax from their paychecks and employers add matches, up to the $2,500 employer limit. Treasury said more than 50 companies had committed to contributions, from Dell's $1,000 pledge onward.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches - Treasury reports 6.5 million Trump Accounts signups Report
Treasury reported that over 6.5 million families had signed up for Trump Accounts. It said more than 1.5 million children were eligible for Treasury's $1,000 pilot contribution.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches - Frank Bisignano, running both the IRS and Social Security, takes over the next phase Announcement
Treasury put Bisignano, the former Fiserv chief who serves as IRS CEO and Social Security commissioner, in charge of the program's expansion, tying account enrollment to the agencies that hold children's Social Security numbers and tax records.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches - Treasury accepts philanthropic stock contributions for Trump Accounts Announcement
Treasury announced that it would accept large philanthropic contributions of readily tradable public-company stock. The contributions were to support Trump Accounts.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches - Treasury and IRS issue Trump Accounts contribution safe harbor Regulatory
Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service announced relief for certain Trump Accounts contributions. The agencies said the relief would reduce potential burden on friends and family making contributions.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches - Four million children signed up through tax returns, one million of them eligible for the $1,000 Report
Halfway through filing season the IRS said more than four million children had been enrolled via Form 4547, with elections for the pilot contribution covering more than a million, and reminded families that contributions could not start until July 4.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches - Proposed regulations set the mechanics of the $1,000 pilot deposit and the election Regulatory
Two proposed rules laid out how Treasury would deposit the $1,000 into each eligible child's account after a Form 4547 election, how accounts are established with a default trustee when parents do not choose one, and how the pilot interacts with the contribution limits. Draft IRS forms had appeared in December.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches
20251 entry
- IRS Notice 2025-68: first guidance, with the election to open an account made on the 2025 tax return Regulatory
Treasury and the IRS issued Notice 2025-68 describing how Trump Accounts would work as a form of IRA for minors and announcing regulations to come. Parents would elect to open an account and claim the $1,000 pilot contribution by filing new Form 4547 with their 2025 return, with no contributions permitted before July 4, 2026.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches