We should probably highlight somehow if parameters are no longer active for a certain time period.
E.g. Idaho has repealed the additional elderly grocery credit amount in 2024 - the way we solve this on the rules engine side is to ad an in_effect.yaml which is a boolean parameter and setting it to false for any year after 2023. Example PR
We typically don't set the main amount parameter to 0 since that is technically not the law (the parameter is not set to 0, it is repealed) but the user will still have the ability to adjust the value for 2024 and any subsequent years without any impacts on a household or society.
We should probably highlight somehow if parameters are no longer active for a certain time period.
E.g. Idaho has repealed the additional elderly grocery credit amount in 2024 - the way we solve this on the rules engine side is to ad an
in_effect.yamlwhich is a boolean parameter and setting it to false for any year after 2023. Example PRWe typically don't set the main amount parameter to 0 since that is technically not the law (the parameter is not set to 0, it is repealed) but the user will still have the ability to adjust the value for 2024 and any subsequent years without any impacts on a household or society.