Fiscal year | Lagged RPI used | Baseline | Policy | HMRC revenue impact (£m) |
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2024–25 | — (frozen) | £85,000 | £90,000 | –150 |
2025–26 | — (frozen) | £85,000 | £90,000 | –185 |
2026–27 | 2024–25: +2.0% | £87,000 | £90,000 | –125 |
2027–28 | 2025–26: +2.5% | £89,000 | £90,000 | –50 |
2028–29 | 2026–27: +3.0% | £92,000 | £90,000 | +65 |
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December 2024
Government benefit calculations affect millions of lives. A miscalculated food assistance benefit isn't just a bug—it's a family's grocery budget. An incorrect tax credit isn't just an error—it's someone's ability to pay rent. That's why at PolicyEngine, we've developed a revolutionary approach to ensure AI-generated code accurately implements government regulations: isolated multi-agent development.
When you ask an AI to implement a government program, it faces a fundamental challenge. Given a test that expects a benefit of $500, the AI might:
This analysis examines potential alignment between PolicyEngine (a tax and benefit microsimulation tool) and organizations at Open Gov Hub, a coworking space in Washington, DC that PolicyEngine is considering joining. These organizations work in transparency, governance, development, and social justice, creating opportunities for in-person collaboration and partnership.
- 🟢 Strong: Direct alignment with PolicyEngine's core capabilities
- 🟡 Moderate: Some overlap with potential collaboration opportunities
- 🔴 Limited: Minimal direct alignment, though possible intersections