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IRS chief donates to Trump Accounts, Wall Street Journal says

Summary of reporting by The Wall Street Journal·

IRS chief donates to Trump Accounts, Wall Street Journal says

Key points

  • The Wall Street Journal says Frank Bisignano, the IRS CEO, donated money to the Trump Accounts program.
  • According to the report, he gave $250 to every account he could support.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Frank Bisignano, the chief executive running the Internal Revenue Service, is contributing some of his own money to the government’s Trump Accounts child investment program. The report says Bisignano donated $250 to every account he could support. The preview text does not provide further details about the number of accounts or the broader program beyond identifying it as a child investment program.

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This page summarizes reporting by The Wall Street Journal, originally published October 29, 2026 at 3:28 AM under the headline "IRS Chief Donates to Trump Accounts". All rights to the original article belong to The Wall Street Journal.

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