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The senior deduction was introduced in 2025 by H.R.1 but the parameters only had values from 2025-01-01, causing microsim crashes when running for 2024. Add 2018-01-01 entries with 0 so the parameter tree is valid for all years. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add missing Schedule 1-A deductions (tip, overtime, car loan interest) to id_qualified_business_income_and_federal_schedule_1a_deductions - Add #page= anchors to PDF references - Add permanent statute reference (IC 63-3004) to id_additional_senior_deduction - Remove redundant documentation field from id_taxable_income - Rename changelog from .fixed to .added (new functionality) - Add test cases: pre-2025 zero, single filer phase-out, age boundary (64 vs 65), and full phase-out elimination Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Main's federal additional_senior_deduction now applies the Schedule 1-A phase-out per eligible senior before summing (commit f6fafc5). For joint filers with both age 70 and AGI $200k, the correct value is $6,000 (2 × max($6k − $3k, 0)), not $9,000 as this branch originally expected. Updates three tests to match the corrected federal formula: - id_additional_senior_deduction.yaml joint case - id_taxable_income.yaml conformity scalar input - integration.yaml joint senior integration Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Add Idaho conformity to the federal enhanced senior deduction under HB 559.
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The issue body example had an inconsistent expected Idaho taxable income value. With 200,000 dollars of AGI, 60,000 dollars of itemized deductions, and a 9,000 dollar senior deduction, the coherent Idaho taxable income is 131,000, and that is what the new integration test asserts.
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