HughParsonage

In terms of the modelling capability, very broadly we want a function ``` model_rent_assistance : survey --> transformed survey ``` i.e. the function takes a survey data.table together with new...

There needs to be a baseline, like `baseline_fy` in `model_income_tax`, so yes `baseline_fy` and `baseline_Date`.

Relevant documentation: https://docs.education.gov.au/system/files/doc/other/ccb_summary_indexed_rates_2017-18_with_ccr.pdf https://docs.education.gov.au/system/files/doc/other/ccb_changes_july_2014_indexed_income_limits_0.pdf

There’s a big difference: the latter can’t be used on vectors. Consider if_else(1:5 > 3, 1, 11). They’re almost never interchangeable. On Fri, 29 Jun 2018 at 10:25 am, Matthew...

Nice. Good catch. On Tue, 2 Oct 2018 at 11:11 am, Matthew Katzen wrote: > For a couple, assets are reduced by $3 p/fn for every $1000 of assets over...

Well, somethings awry. But I get $67.16. https://www.ato.gov.au/Calculators-and-tools/Medicare-levy/

So currently `medicare_levy(X, Spouse_income = Y) != medicare_levy(Y, Spouse_income = X)`. I'm trying to figure out whether this condition is contrary to the intention of the Act. With `medicare_levy(26000, fy.year...

I'll apply a fix to that which I know is wrong, but I stand by the current calculation method. It's possible the ATO calculator is wrong, but I've written to...

Thanks. I don't have a copy of the Guide. I'd be super grateful if you discover why my formula is wrong.

`medicare_levy` on the dev branch (1b13a4bf3bc76163ee17a81c9e14242edbbb5602) currently agrees with the Masters Guide examples, but now collides with existing unit tests (notably those incorporating SAPTO). It's possible I've got the wrong...