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The TaxData project prepares microdata for use with the Tax-Calculator microsimulation project.
Originally in [Tax-Calculator issue 2257](https://github.com/PSLmodels/Tax-Calculator/issues/2257#issue-421254880) @codykallen said: Pull request #2255 updates Tax-Calculator to run through 2029. However, I think it might be useful to extend this even further. The CBO...
Following up on https://github.com/PSLmodels/C-TAM/issues/74 to add citizenship indicators, where @Amy-Xu said: >I think this issue should be closed here and re-open in taxdata. @MattHJensen said there that: >The user I...
Shouldn't the value of XTOT be equal to the value of (nu18+n1820+n21) for every filing unit in both the CPS data and in the PUF data?
Would it be useful to un-top-code `XTOT` in the PUF using the CPS data? There are currently 19 records in the PUF with `XTOT>5`, all imputed nonfilers from the CPS...
When excluding `RECID` and `s006`, there are currently 40 records in the taxcalc PUF which are identical on all other dimensions. These could potentially be consolidated, summing `s006` between them....
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...
When conducting matching between the PUF and the CPS, how do you handle the issue of comparing marital status across the two datasets. Specifically, the PUF has married filing jointly...
Hi, I am creating this as a general-purpose issue for this imputation task. As a preliminary step, here is my understanding of our proposed methodology for this task (using P22250...
[This discussion](https://github.com/open-source-economics/taxdata/pull/275#issuecomment-415102033) in the review of pull request #275 and some recent investigation of the `scipy` package, suggests the possibility of a major enhancement to the `puf_data/impute_itmexp.py` logic. Instead of...
Our distributional tables currently use AGI as the tab variable. Instead, they should use an "expanded income" measure that more accurately reflects economic well being. Our first step should be...
