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Add expanded_income and aftertax_income to distribution table #1602

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Add expanded_income and aftertax_income to distribution table #1602

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martinholmer
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This pull request adds two new columns to the distribution table as requested in issue #1374.
The pull request also removes several redundant tests in the test_calculate.py file.

There is no changes in tax-calculating logic or results. There are only two more columns in each table produced by the create_distribution_table utility function.

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Merging #1602 into master will not change coverage.
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Looks great. Thanks @martinholmer.

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