Title 26 › Subtitle I — Trust Fund Code › CHAPTER 98 — TRUST FUND CODE › Subchapter B — General Provisions › § 9602
The Secretary of the Treasury must keep each trust fund created under subchapter A and send Congress a report each year about how each fund did in the past fiscal year and what is expected for the next 5 fiscal years. The report must be printed as a House document for that session of Congress. The Secretary must invest any part of a fund not needed for current withdrawals only in interest-bearing U.S. government obligations. Those can be bought when first issued or on the open market and can be sold at market price. Interest and any money from sales or redemptions must go back into the same trust fund.
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26 U.S.C. § 9602
Title 26, Internal Revenue Code
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110