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When a person is not allocated to a property (they have no role on the Entity named Titled_Property) the calculation returns the maximum possible rebate - even though they are not eligible for that.
on investigation with @jvdanker , we found this is because Open Fisca adds up the income of all occupants/owners (and there are none) to decide the combined income in that whare is $0 then gives the maximum
Instead, let's require a property has an owner present. If there's none, then either refuse to calculate, or return null, or something else to give an indication that you haven't supplied valid input.
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When a person is not allocated to a property (they have no role on the Entity named Titled_Property) the calculation returns the maximum possible rebate - even though they are not eligible for that.
e.g. This gives the correct answer
But this gives the maximum ($620)
on investigation with @jvdanker , we found this is because Open Fisca adds up the income of all occupants/owners (and there are none) to decide the combined income in that whare is $0 then gives the maximum
Instead, let's require a property has an owner present. If there's none, then either refuse to calculate, or return null, or something else to give an indication that you haven't supplied valid input.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: