policyengine-us 1.426.0__py3-none-any.whl → 1.449.6__py3-none-any.whl

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/simulation/labor_supply_responses/elasticities/README.md

@@ -1,206 +1 @@
-# Labor Supply Response Elasticities
-
-This directory contains parameters for labor supply response elasticities used in behavioral microsimulation analysis.
-
-## Overview
-
-Labor supply elasticities measure how individuals adjust their work behavior in response to changes in economic incentives:
-
-- **Substitution elasticity**: How labor supply responds to changes in the effective marginal wage rate (after-tax wage)
-- **Income elasticity**: How labor supply responds to changes in disposable income
-
-## Age Heterogeneity: The Multiplier Approach
-
-Both elasticity types support age-based heterogeneity through an **age multiplier** that scales base elasticities for individuals aged 65 and over. This approach is based on empirical research showing that older workers have higher labor supply elasticities than working-age adults.
-
-### Research Findings
-
-- **French (2005)**: Elasticities 3.0x-3.25x higher for age 60 vs age 40 workers
-- **CBO Working Papers (2012-12, 2012-13)**: Frisch elasticity ranges from 0.27 to 0.53 (central: 0.40) for working-age adults
-- **General pattern**: Retirement-age individuals (62-70) have particularly high elasticities, especially on the extensive margin (whether to work at all)
-
-### Why a Multiplier Approach?
-
-The multiplier approach was chosen over separate age-specific parameters because:
-1. **Evidence-based**: Literature consistently shows older workers are more elastic, but doesn't provide income-decile-specific multipliers
-2. **Parsimony**: 13 total parameters instead of 44 (11 base elasticities + 2 age multipliers)
-3. **Transparency**: Users can easily understand and adjust one multiplier value
-4. **Flexibility**: Multiplier can range from 1.0 (no age effect) to 3.0+ (French 2005 finding)
-
-## Substitution Elasticity Structure
-
-The substitution elasticity uses a two-step calculation:
-
-### Step 1: Base Elasticity (by position and decile)
-
-Base elasticities vary by:
-1. **Position**: primary earner vs secondary earner within tax unit
-2. **Decile**: 10 income deciles (for primary earners only)
-
-This creates 11 base elasticity parameters:
-- 10 for primary earners by decile
-- 1 for secondary earners (all deciles)
-
-### Step 2: Age Multiplier
-
-For individuals aged 65 and over, the base elasticity is multiplied by `age_multiplier_65_and_over`.
-
-**Formula**:
-- If age < 65: `elasticity = base_elasticity`
-- If age >= 65: `elasticity = base_elasticity × age_multiplier_65_and_over`
-
-### Global Override
-
-The `all` parameter overrides all base elasticities and age multipliers if set to non-zero.
-
-## Income Elasticity Structure
-
-The income elasticity uses a simpler two-parameter structure:
-
-1. **Base elasticity**: Applied to all working-age individuals (under 65)
-2. **Age multiplier**: Applied to individuals 65 and over
-
-**Formula**:
-- If age < 65: `elasticity = base`
-- If age >= 65: `elasticity = base × age_multiplier_65_and_over`
-
-The `all` parameter overrides base and multiplier if set to non-zero.
-
-## Default Values
-
-- All base elasticities default to 0 (no behavioral response)
-- Age multipliers default to 2.0 (conservative estimate based on literature)
-- Users must explicitly set base elasticity values to enable behavioral responses
-
-## Usage Examples
-
-### Example 1: No behavioral response (default)
-```yaml
-substitution:
-  by_position_and_decile:
-    primary:
-      1: 0
-      2: 0
-      # ... all zeros
-    secondary: 0
-  age_multiplier_65_and_over: 2.0  # Doesn't matter since base is 0
-
-income:
-  base: 0
-  age_multiplier_65_and_over: 2.0  # Doesn't matter since base is 0
-```
-
-Result: Everyone has zero elasticity regardless of age.
-
-### Example 2: Same elasticity for all ages
-```yaml
-substitution:
-  by_position_and_decile:
-    primary:
-      1: 0.31  # CBO-style values
-      2: 0.27
-      # ... other deciles
-    secondary: 0.40
-  age_multiplier_65_and_over: 1.0  # No age effect
-
-income:
-  base: -0.04
-  age_multiplier_65_and_over: 1.0  # No age effect
-```
-
-Result: Same elasticity for everyone regardless of age.
-
-### Example 3: Higher elasticity for elderly (RECOMMENDED)
-```yaml
-substitution:
-  by_position_and_decile:
-    primary:
-      1: 0.31
-      2: 0.27
-      # ... other deciles
-    secondary: 0.40
-  age_multiplier_65_and_over: 2.0  # Conservative estimate
-
-income:
-  base: -0.04
-  age_multiplier_65_and_over: 2.0
-```
-
-Result:
-- Age 40, primary earner, decile 1: elasticity = 0.31
-- Age 70, primary earner, decile 1: elasticity = 0.31 × 2.0 = 0.62
-- Age 40: income elasticity = -0.04
-- Age 70: income elasticity = -0.04 × 2.0 = -0.08
-
-### Example 4: Aggressive multiplier based on French (2005)
-```yaml
-substitution:
-  age_multiplier_65_and_over: 3.0  # Upper end of literature
-
-income:
-  base: -0.04
-  age_multiplier_65_and_over: 3.0
-```
-
-Result:
-- Age 70, primary earner, decile 1 (base 0.31): elasticity = 0.31 × 3.0 = 0.93
-- Age 70: income elasticity = -0.04 × 3.0 = -0.12
-
-## Multiplier Value Guidance
-
-Based on literature review (see `age_heterogeneity_analysis.md`):
-
-| Multiplier | Interpretation | Source |
-|------------|----------------|--------|
-| 1.0 | No age difference | Ignores evidence |
-| 1.5 | Conservative | Lower end of estimates |
-| 2.0 | **Recommended default** | Conservative but evidence-based |
-| 2.5 | Moderate | Midpoint of French (2005) range |
-| 3.0 | Aggressive | French (2005) finding for age 60 vs 40 |
-| 3.25 | Upper bound | Upper end of French (2005) range |
-
-**Note**: The exact multiplier value has uncertainty. We recommend starting with 2.0 and conducting sensitivity analysis with values in the 1.5-3.0 range.
-
-## References
-
-- [French (2005): "The Effects of Health, Wealth, and Wages on Labour Supply and Retirement Behaviour"](https://academic.oup.com/restud/article-abstract/72/2/395/1558553) - Review of Economic Studies 72(2): 395-427
-- [CBO Working Paper 2012-12: "A Review of Recent Research on Labor Supply Elasticities"](https://www.cbo.gov/publication/43675) - McClelland & Mok
-- [CBO Working Paper 2012-13: "Review of Estimates of the Frisch Elasticity of Labor Supply"](https://www.cbo.gov/publication/43676) - Reichling & Whalen
-
-## Implementation Notes
-
-- Age is determined from the `age` variable for the year (`period.this_year`)
-- Age 65 is the cutoff: age < 65 uses base elasticity, age >= 65 applies multiplier
-- Primary earner is defined as the highest earner within the tax unit
-- Earnings deciles are determined using hardcoded markers (TODO: parametrize)
-- Negative total earnings result in zero elasticity (using `max_(earnings, 0)`)
-- Zero base elasticity remains zero even with multiplier (0 × multiplier = 0)
-
-## Technical Details
-
-### How Primary/Secondary Earner is Determined
-
-Within each tax unit, the person with the highest total earnings (employment + self-employment) is designated as the primary earner. All other earners in the unit are secondary earners. This means:
-- Single-person tax units: That person is always primary
-- Multi-person tax units: Only the highest earner gets primary elasticity; others get zero (since secondary earner base elasticities default to 0)
-
-### Earnings Decile Markers
-
-Current hardcoded decile boundaries (TODO: parametrize):
-- Decile 1: $0 - $14,000
-- Decile 2: $14,000 - $28,000
-- Decile 3: $28,000 - $39,000
-- Decile 4: $39,000 - $50,000
-- Decile 5: $50,000 - $61,000
-- Decile 6: $61,000 - $76,000
-- Decile 7: $76,000 - $97,000
-- Decile 8: $97,000 - $138,000
-- Decile 9: $138,000 - $1,726,000
-- Decile 10: $1,726,000+
-
-### Negative Earnings Handling
-
-To prevent negative earnings from causing sign flips in economic responses, the code applies `max_(earnings, 0)` before calculating elasticities. This means:
-- Positive net earnings: Normal elasticity calculation
-- Negative net earnings: Treated as zero earnings, resulting in zero substitution elasticity
-- Income elasticity still applies to individuals with negative earnings
+# Elasticities

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/simulation/labor_supply_responses/elasticities/{income/all.yaml → income.yaml}

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-description: Percent change (of the change in disposable income) in labor supply given a 1% change in disposable income. This parameter overrides the base income elasticity and age multiplier if provided.
+description: Percent change (of the change in disposable income) in labor supply given a 1% change in disposable income.
 values:
   2020-01-01: 0
 metadata:

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/simulation/labor_supply_responses/elasticities/substitution.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,70 @@
+all:
+  description: Percent change (of the change in the effective marginal wage) in labor supply given a 1% change in the effective marginal wage. This parameter overrides all other substitution elasticities if provided.
+  values:
+    2020-01-01: 0
+  metadata:
+    unit: /1
+    label: substitution elasticity of labor supply
+by_position_and_decile:
+  metadata:
+    label: by position and decile
+    unit: /1
+    propagate_metadata_to_children: true
+  primary:
+    metadata:
+      label: primary adult
+    1:
+      metadata:
+        label: primary adult, 1st decile substitution elasticity
+      values:
+        2020-01-01: 0
+    2:
+      metadata:
+        label: primary adult, 2nd decile substitution elasticity
+      values:
+        2020-01-01: 0
+    3:
+      metadata:
+        label: primary adult, 3rd decile substitution elasticity
+      values:
+        2020-01-01: 0
+    4:
+      metadata:
+        label: primary adult, 4th decile substitution elasticity
+      values:
+        2020-01-01: 0
+    5:
+      metadata:
+        label: primary adult, 5th decile substitution elasticity
+      values:
+        2020-01-01: 0
+    6:
+      metadata:
+        label: primary adult, 6th decile substitution elasticity
+      values:
+        2020-01-01: 0
+    7:
+      metadata:
+        label: primary adult, 7th decile substitution elasticity
+      values:
+        2020-01-01: 0
+    8:
+      metadata:
+        label: primary adult, 8th decile substitution elasticity
+      values:
+        2020-01-01: 0
+    9:
+      metadata:
+        label: primary adult, 9th decile substitution elasticity
+      values:
+        2020-01-01: 0
+    10:
+      metadata:
+        label: primary adult, 10th decile substitution elasticity
+      values:
+        2020-01-01: 0
+  secondary:
+    metadata:
+      label: secondary adult, all deciles substitution elasticity
+    values:
+      2020-01-01: 0

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/ar/tax/income/rates/main/reduction.yaml

@@ -404,107 +404,137 @@ brackets:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 90_501
       2023-01-01: 93_101
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 287.20
       2023-01-01: 243.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 90_601
       2023-01-01: 93_201
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 277.20
       2023-01-01: 233.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 90_701
       2023-01-01: 93_301
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 267.20
       2023-01-01: 223.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 90_801
       2023-01-01: 93_401
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 257.20
       2023-01-01: 213.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 90_901
       2023-01-01: 93_501
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 247.20
       2023-01-01: 203.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 91_101
       2023-01-01: 93_601
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 237.20
       2023-01-01: 193.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 91_201
       2023-01-01: 93_801
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 227.20
       2023-01-01: 183.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 91_301
       2023-01-01: 93_901
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 217.20
       2023-01-01: 173.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 91_401
       2023-01-01: 94_001
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 207.20
       2023-01-01: 163.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 91_501
       2023-01-01: 94_101
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 197.20
       2023-01-01: 153.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 91_601
       2023-01-01: 94_201
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 187.20
       2023-01-01: 153.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 91_701
       2023-01-01: .inf
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 177.20
       2023-01-01: 153.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2021-01-01: .inf
       2022-01-01: 91_801
       2023-01-01: .inf
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2021-01-01: 247.5
       2022-01-01: 167.20
       2023-01-01: 153.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40
   - threshold:
       2022-01-01: .inf
+      2023-01-01: .inf
+      2024-01-01: .inf
     amount:
       2022-01-01: 167.20
+      2023-01-01: 153.70
+      2024-01-01: 87.40

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/co/tax/income/credits/care_worker/amount/joint.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+description: Colorado provides the following Care Worker Tax Credit amount for joint filers in which head and spouse are both care workers.
+values:
+  2026-01-01: 2_400
+metadata:
+  unit: currency-USD
+  period: year
+  label: Colorado Care Worker Tax Credit joint amount
+  reference:
+    - title: Colorado Revised Statutes Section 39-22-566 (3)(a)
+      href: https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-39/specific-taxes/income-tax/article-22/part-5/section-39-22-566/

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/co/tax/income/credits/care_worker/amount/non_joint.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+description: Colorado provides the following Care Worker Tax Credit amount for non-joint filers.
+values:
+  2026-01-01: 1_200
+metadata:
+  unit: currency-USD
+  period: year
+  label: Colorado Care Worker Tax Credit non-joint amount
+  reference:
+    - title: Colorado Revised Statutes Section 39-22-566 (3)(a)
+      href: https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-39/specific-taxes/income-tax/article-22/part-5/section-39-22-566/

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/co/tax/income/credits/care_worker/income_limit/joint.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+description: Colorado provides the Care Worker Tax Credit to joint filers with adjusted gross income below this limit.
+values:
+  2026-01-01: 100_000
+metadata:
+  unit: currency-USD
+  period: year
+  label: Colorado Care Worker Tax Credit joint income limit
+  reference:
+    - title: Colorado Revised Statutes Section 39-22-566 (3)(b)(I)(B)
+      href: https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-39/specific-taxes/income-tax/article-22/part-5/section-39-22-566/

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/co/tax/income/credits/care_worker/income_limit/non_joint.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+description: Colorado provides the Care Worker Tax Credit to non-joint filers with adjusted gross income below this limit.
+values:
+  2026-01-01: 75_000
+metadata:
+  unit: currency-USD
+  period: year
+  label: Colorado Care Worker Tax Credit non-joint income limit
+  reference:
+    - title: Colorado Revised Statutes Section 39-22-566 (3)(b)(I)(A)
+      href: https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-39/specific-taxes/income-tax/article-22/part-5/section-39-22-566/

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/co/tax/income/credits/refundable.yaml

@@ -45,3 +45,13 @@ values:
     - co_income_qualified_senior_housing_credit
     - co_eitc
     - co_sales_tax_refund
+
+  2026-01-01:
+    - co_ctc
+    - co_cdcc
+    - co_family_affordability_credit
+    - co_low_income_cdcc
+    - co_income_qualified_senior_housing_credit
+    - co_eitc
+    - co_sales_tax_refund
+    - co_care_worker_credit

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/ga/tax/income/credits/itemizer/amount.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+description: Georgia provides this itemizer tax credit amount for resident taxpayers who itemize their deductions.
+values:
+  2024-01-01: 300
+metadata:
+  unit: currency-USD
+  period: year
+  label: Georgia itemizer tax credit amount
+  reference:
+    - title: 2024 Georgia Individual Income Tax Booklet, Page 17, Line 19
+      href: https://dor.georgia.gov/document/document/2024-it-511-individual-income-tax-booklet/download#page=17
+    - title: Official Code of Georgia Annotated | O.C.G.A. § 48-7-27.1
+      href: https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/title-48/chapter-7/article-2/section-48-7-27-1/
+    - title: Official Code of Georgia Annotated | O.C.G.A. § 48-7-1 (Definition of Resident)
+      href: https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2022/title-48/chapter-7/article-1/section-48-7-1/

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/ga/tax/income/credits/non_refundable.yaml

@@ -7,10 +7,15 @@ values:
   2022-01-01:
     - ga_cdcc
     - ga_low_income_credit
+  2024-01-01:
+    - ga_cdcc
+    - ga_low_income_credit
+    - ga_itemizer_credit
   2026-01-01:
     - ga_cdcc
     - ga_low_income_credit
     - ga_ctc
+    - ga_itemizer_credit
 metadata:
   unit: list
   period: year
@@ -22,5 +27,9 @@ metadata:
     # Child and dependent care credit.
     - title: Official Code of Georgia Annotated |  O.C.G.A. § 48-7-29.10(b)
       href: https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2022/title-48/chapter-7/article-2/section-48-7-29-10/
+    # Itemizer credit.
+    - title: Official Code of Georgia Annotated | O.C.G.A. § 48-7-29.23
+      href: https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2022/title-48/chapter-7/article-2/section-48-7-29-23/
+    # Child tax credit.
     - title: House Bill 136 # Establishes the CTC for tax year 2026.
       href: https://legiscan.com/GA/text/HB136/id/3204611/Georgia-2025-HB136-Enrolled.pdf#page=2

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/hi/tax/income/alternative_tax/availability.yaml

@@ -1,15 +1,14 @@
 description: Hawaii allows for an alternative tax on capital gains calculation if this is true.
 values:
   2021-01-01: true  
-  2023-01-01: false
 metadata:
   unit: bool
   period: year
   label: Hawaii alternative tax on capital gain availability
   reference:
-    - title: House of Representatives Thirty-Second Legislature, 2023. State of Hawaii, A Bill For An Act
-      href: https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/sessions/session2023/bills/HB232_.htm
     - title: 2022 N-15 Hawaii Nonresident and Part-Year Resident Income Tax Instructions - Tax Computation line 44
       href: https://files.hawaii.gov/tax/forms/2022/n15ins.pdf#page=28      
     - title: 2022 Hawaii Revised Statutes Title 14. Taxation.235. Income Tax Law.235-51 Tax imposed on individuals; rates.-(f).(2)
       href: https://law.justia.com/codes/hawaii/2022/title-14/chapter-235/section-235-51/
+    - title: 2024 Hawaii N-11
+      href: https://files.hawaii.gov/tax/forms/2024/n11_i.pdf#page=3

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/il/hfs/README.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+# Department of Healthcare and Family Services (HFS)

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/il/hfs/hbwd/README.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+# Health Benefits for Workers with Disabilities (HBWD)

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/il/hfs/hbwd/eligibility/age.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+description: Illinois limits the Health Benefits for Workers with Disabilities program to individuals between these ages.
+metadata:
+  threshold_unit: year
+  amount_unit: bool
+  period: year
+  type: single_amount
+  label: Illinois HBWD age eligibility
+  reference:
+    - title: 89 Ill. Admin. Code § 120.510 (a)(7) - HBWD Eligibility
+      href: https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/illinois/Ill-Admin-Code-tit-89-SS-120.510
+    - title: Health Benefits for Workers with Disabilities Eligibility | HFS
+      href: https://hfs.illinois.gov/medicalprograms/hbwd/eligibility.html
+brackets:
+  - threshold:
+      2022-04-01: 0
+    amount:
+      2022-04-01: false
+  - threshold:
+      2022-04-01: 16
+    amount:
+      2022-04-01: true
+  - threshold:
+      2022-04-01: 65
+    amount:
+      2022-04-01: false

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/il/hfs/hbwd/eligibility/asset/limit.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+description: Illinois limits the Health Benefits for Workers with Disabilities program to individuals with non-exempt assets at or below this amount.
+values:
+  2022-04-01: 25_000
+
+metadata:
+  unit: currency-USD
+  period: year
+  label: Illinois HBWD asset limit
+  reference:
+    - title: 89 Ill. Admin. Code § 120.510 (a)(9)- HBWD Eligibility
+      href: https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/illinois/Ill-Admin-Code-tit-89-SS-120.510
+    - title: 305 ILCS 5/5-2 - Classes of Persons Eligible (11)(c)
+      href: https://www.ilga.gov/documents/legislation/ilcs/documents/030500050K5-2.htm
+    - title: Health Benefits for Workers with Disabilities Eligibility | HFS
+      href: https://hfs.illinois.gov/medicalprograms/hbwd/eligibility.html

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/il/hfs/hbwd/eligibility/income/limit.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+description: Illinois limits the Health Benefits for Workers with Disabilities program to individuals with countable income at or below this percentage of the Federal Poverty Level.
+values:
+  2022-04-01: 3.5
+
+metadata:
+  unit: /1
+  period: year
+  label: Illinois HBWD income limit as percent of FPL
+  reference:
+    - title: 89 Ill. Admin. Code § 120.510 (a)(8) - HBWD Eligibility
+      href: https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/illinois/Ill-Admin-Code-tit-89-SS-120.510
+    - title: 305 ILCS 5/5-2 - Classes of Persons Eligible (11)(a)
+      href: https://www.ilga.gov/documents/legislation/ilcs/documents/030500050K5-2.htm
+    - title: Health Benefits for Workers with Disabilities Eligibility | HFS
+      href: https://hfs.illinois.gov/medicalprograms/hbwd/eligibility.html

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/il/hfs/hbwd/eligibility/income/sources/earned.yaml

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+description: Illinois counts these income sources as earned income under the Health Benefits for Workers with Disabilities program.
+values:
+  2022-04-01:
+    - employment_income
+    - self_employment_income
+
+metadata:
+  unit: list
+  period: year
+  label: Illinois HBWD earned income sources
+  reference:
+    - title: 89 Ill. Admin. Code § 120.360 - Income - Earned Income
+      href: https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/illinois/Ill-Admin-Code-tit-89-SS-120.360

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/il/hfs/hbwd/eligibility/income/sources/unearned.yaml

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+description: Illinois counts these income sources as unearned income under the Health Benefits for Workers with Disabilities program.
+values:
+  2022-04-01:
+    - social_security
+    - disability_benefits
+    - workers_compensation
+    - unemployment_compensation
+    - retirement_distributions
+    - alimony_income
+    - dividend_income
+    - interest_income
+    - capital_gains
+    - farm_income
+    - farm_rent_income
+    - debt_relief
+    - illicit_income
+    - miscellaneous_income
+
+metadata:
+  unit: list
+  period: year
+  label: Illinois HBWD unearned income sources
+  reference:
+    - title: 89 Ill. Admin. Code § 120.330 - Income - Unearned Income
+      href: https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/illinois/Ill-Admin-Code-tit-89-SS-120.330

policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/il/hfs/hbwd/eligibility/qualified_noncitizen_statuses.yaml

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+description: Illinois considers these statuses as qualified noncitizens under the Health Benefits for Workers with Disabilities program.
+values:
+  2022-04-01:
+    # - HONORABLY_DISCHARGED_VETERAN  # Not in immigration_status enum
+    - REFUGEE
+    - ASYLEE
+    - DEPORTATION_WITHHELD
+    - CONDITIONAL_ENTRANT
+    - LEGAL_PERMANENT_RESIDENT
+    - PAROLED_ONE_YEAR
+    # - VICTIMS_OF_TRAFFICKING  # Not in immigration_status enum yet
+
+metadata:
+  label: Illinois HBWD qualified noncitizen statuses
+  period: year
+  unit: list
+  reference:
+    - title: 89 Ill. Admin. Code § 120.310 (a)&(b) - Citizenship and Alien Status
+      href: https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/illinois/Ill-Admin-Code-tit-89-SS-120.310
+    - title: 89 Ill. Admin. Code § 120.510 (a)(2) - HBWD Eligibility
+      href: https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/illinois/Ill-Admin-Code-tit-89-SS-120.510