If one were treating (say) US income tax calculations as a black box, what computation functions would you expect to see? Percentages, min, max, linear functions: what else?
Yes, exactly. What functions would need to be in your toolbox, to reproduce the correct result to within some margin?
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If I understand correctly: Maybe go check other countries systems? in the Netherlands you just fill in your info (99% is pre-filled actually) and the actual amount owed is shown, to the cent.
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It's a huge array of different things. Beyond simple standard-library-esque type stuff, you would at a minimum also need: * Amortization rules * Several hundred lookup tables for tax credits and eligibility computations * Heuristics for categorizing or classifying deductions
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