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      <title>Who Can Fund a Trump Account—and How</title>
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      <description>Trump Accounts accept contributions from a wider range of sources than a standard IRA. Beyond parents and family members, employers, nonprofit organizations, and state and local governments can all contribute—each under its own set of rules and tax treatment.
Individual Contributors Anyone can put money into a child&amp;rsquo;s Trump Account. Contributions from individuals—parents, grandparents, family friends—count toward the $5,000 annual limit and are not tax-deductible. For gift tax purposes, contributions are treated as gifts; amounts above $19,000 per recipient per year in 2026 must be reported to the IRS, though they become taxable only when a donor&amp;rsquo;s lifetime gifts exceed the $15 million exclusion.</description>
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