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OpenFisca Korea
Early OpenFisca model of South Korea's tax and benefit rules.
What it does
An OpenFisca country package for South Korea, generated from the country template, with a parameters folder and a variables folder. It needs Python 3.11 and can be served through the OpenFisca web API. The README still describes the template's fictional system (a flat-rate tax, a basic income from December 2015) and names no Korean tax or benefit; the repository has two commits; AGPL-3.0.
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