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IRS chief Frank Bisignano donates $250 per child to Brooklyn Trump Accounts

Summary of reporting by TheStreet·

IRS chief Frank Bisignano donates $250 per child to Brooklyn Trump Accounts

Key points

  • TheStreet says Frank Bisignano, who leads the IRS and serves as executive-in-charge of Trump Accounts, announced the donation on Oct. 29.
  • The donation was made through his family fund and is aimed at children in his hometown of Brooklyn.

According to TheStreet, Frank Bisignano, who leads the Internal Revenue Service and serves as executive-in-charge of Trump Accounts, announced on Oct. 29 that his family fund would donate $250 per child to children in Brooklyn. The report says the donation is tied to Trump Accounts and is directed at children in Bisignano’s hometown. TheStreet does not provide additional details in the preview text about the size of the group receiving the money or any other terms of the donation.

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Original reporting

This page summarizes reporting by TheStreet, originally published November 1, 2026 at 7:33 AM under the headline "IRS CEO Bisignano donates $250 per child to Brooklyn Trump Accounts". All rights to the original article belong to TheStreet.

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