Privacy Act of 1974; Trump Accounts Program (TAP) System of Records
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This law establishes a new system of records called the Trump Accounts Program (TAP) under the Department of the Treasury. It's designed to oversee and manage traditional IRA-like accounts intended to build long-term wealth for eligible American children. The records system ensures compliance with tax laws, tracks contributions, and prevents misuse.
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Key Changes
- Establishes the Trump Accounts Program (TAP) as a new system of records.
- Supports administration and compliance activities for accounts similar to traditional IRAs.
- Ensures compliance and oversight of account operations and tracks financial activities.
Obligations
What this law requires
The Department of the Treasury must establish a new system of records titled "Department of the Treasury, .031—Trump Accounts Program (TAP) System of Records" to manage records related to Trump Accounts.
The Department of the Treasury must establish and maintain a system of records for the Trump Accounts Program to ensure compliance with statutory requirements.
Treasury is required to create and organize the initial Trump account for each eligible individual and make a one-time $1,000 pilot program contribution for an eligible child.
Treasury must track contributions to Trump accounts, including pilot program contributions and other qualified contributions, to ensure compliance with statutory limits.
The Department of the Treasury must ensure compliance with statutory requirements including contribution limits and restrictions on distributions for Trump Accounts.