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First of all, thanks a lot for open-sourcing this project!
I have noticed some minor gaps between what the calculator generates and my own calculations of the values that need to go into the capita…
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Part of #1015. Related: #82, #377, #1019. With --value-at (#329) It's now easier to see the changes in value due to market price changes over time. However we don't yet fully model those gains/losses/…
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This issue was created to discuss the best approaches to defining filing status. `taxdata` already does a reasonable job of defining non-filers and filers that is helpful in appending non-filers to t…
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When available, I think the administrative totals are the best thing to compare synthetic data against, and this will give us an idea of how the error compares to the true PUF's error. I'd rank this a…
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I've been thinking that it may be useful to attempt to impute asset information for PUF and/or CPS records., using the Survey of Consumer Finances. They have a public use file, but I'm not particularl…
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The following simple 2022 test case illustrates a major flaw in the federal AMT calculations that can cause PolicyEngine-US to generate federal income tax amounts that are many thousands of dollars la…
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Is there also an idea / implementation regarding dividend payment that can be registered ?
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In functions.py in Tax-Calculator, I believe the only interest deduction we use is e19200, defined as Sch. A: total interest deduction.
Realistically, there are different components, and it could …
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Hi,
I found your code very helpful to validate my calculations.
I may have spotted an error. If you run this test example you'll notice that the 20/21 Capital gain is 1533, whilst it should be 16…
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I think two of our most important file-quality goals should be having a file that is good for:
1. Measuring the revenue implications of tax policy changes
2. Measuring the distributional consequen…