Jason DeBacker

cc @MattHJensen This might be a good beginner issue to work on (at least for most of the functions in `calcfunctions.py`).

Checklist of functions in `calcfunctions.py` module that have unit tests written specifically for them (or in progress through open PRs) in `test_calcfunctions.py`: - [ ] `BenefitPrograms` - [ ] `EI_PayrollTax`...

Writing unit test for a single one of these functions is a good place to start to learn more about Tax-Calculator. You can deal with the a single function without...

@akbhuker Yes, it'd be great if you could take on this issue. Off the top of my head, I think the things one needs to do are: 1. Create a...

> I think it's pretty common for Internet TAXSIM users to ask for output detail. @martinholmer It may be possible, but I haven't figured it out without having to ask...

> Dan explains it all on the TAXSIM32 website: https://users.nber.org/~taxsim/taxsim32/ Ah - we have those. I was thinking of more detailed intermediate calculations and especially the QBID.

@feenberg Thank you for the offer to help here! I'm teaching all day today, but will try to put together my thoughts tomorrow and get something to you.

@martinholmer writes: > Sorry for my confusion, but the description of this PR's goals is not very precise. This could be because I haven't quite settled on how best to...

@martinholmer writes: > I'm in complete agreement with this statement. The most helpful information is how two models give different results for one particular record. That is the kind of...

Cool - thanks for the pointers @hdoupe!