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Quebec Solidarity Tax Credit #359

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Fixes #355

@Shinuing Shinuing self-assigned this Jun 23, 2023
@Shinuing Shinuing marked this pull request as ready for review June 25, 2023 20:50
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Please also add legal references, or leave a comment in each parameter file indicating that they're unavailable.

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Please also add legal references, or leave a comment in each parameter file indicating that they're unavailable.

added!

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Shinuing commented Jun 29, 2023

Here’s the legal reference, please cite it throughout: https://www.canlii.org/en/qc/laws/stat/cqlr-c-i-3/latest/cqlr-c-i-3.html#se:1029_8_116_12

Yes! I have already cited from this site. However, the Act is for 2012, so not all parameters apply! I have cited the parts that remain unchanged, such as age eligibility, reduction rate, etc.

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Please cite the legal code even if the parameters are outdated due to inflation adjustments, to indicate the legal structure of the program and how the parameter fits in.

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Please cite the legal code even if the parameters are outdated due to inflation adjustments, to indicate the legal structure of the program and how the parameter fits in.

Thank you for letting me know! Fixed!

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qst_component + housing_component + northern_village_amount
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# The credit may be reduced on the basis of the family income and different component eligibility
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It looks like you changed the logic here. Could you describe the change you made and how it aligns with the law? Please include legal code snippets.

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Yes I made a change based on the law. Let me know if it's reasonable.

According to the Act the reduction is based on the family income and eligible components

  • 3%, if B (housing component) and C (northern village) in the formula have a value equal to zero in respect of the eligible individual for the particular payment period; or
  • 6%, in any other case;

However, SPSD/M (Page 1651-1654) divided the reduction rate to "if eligible for only QST component" and "if eligible for both QST and housing" regardless of whether or not they reside in a northern village. (The previous code followed this guide)

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@MaxGhenis friendly reminder - maybe getting together for a review would be helpful


eligible = age_eligible | (has_spouse & has_child & emancipated)

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Also, could you help take another look at this family income eligibility? @MaxGhenis

The Revenue Quebec website of calculation the reduction of solidarity credit, it also mentioned that "If your principal residence is located in a northern village, do not take the table into account" which corresponds to the maximum family income table.

Should I assume that household income is not taken into account for the credit eligibility, as long as one lives in a northern village?

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@MaxGhenis friendly reminder

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