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Fix to exemption of UI from AGI for EITC in certain years #2675
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Following the example in the issue pointing out this errror:
And then using the Tax-Calculator package created from this branch, I get:
and
This gives an EITC calculation that matches TAXSIM35. Note that the AGI amount differs between TC and TAXSIM35, but the IRS guidance suggests that unemployment compensation of excluded from Taxable Income and modified AGI (used for example to compute the EITC amount), but does not affect the filer's AGI. |
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I found this IRS document, which provides more clarity on how to report the exclusion. The exclusion of UI benefits will be entered as a negative in the "other income" line of Schedule 1 and therefore will affect AGI. This is what @martinholmer had suggested in Issue #2648, but it took me a while to track down the specific instructions. This PR will be updated to reflect this. |
With the latest commits (and using the CSV files as specified above), the Tax-Calculator package created from this branch returns:
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@MattHJensen This PR is ready for your review. |
LGTM. Nice fix @jdebacker and thanks for the issue report @martinholmer. |
This PR addresses Issue #2660 by using a modified AGI in the calculation of the EITC.