v0.17.0

Added

• core: scope: "federal" option for evaluate, planLaunch, buildCalendar and analyzeInputs: runs only the federal rules and needs no zip, state, city or county. BusinessProfile.city and county are now optional in the type (still required at runtime without the scope).

Added

• core: federal scope; fix industry list and mobile spacing

business-obligations-ui v0.9.0

Published business-obligations-ui v0.9.0.

v0.16.0

Added

• core: require complete jurisdiction sources

v0.15.0

Breaking changes

• core: require fee and penalty on every item

Fixed

• add checked official sources to obligations

business-obligations-ui v0.8.0

Published business-obligations-ui v0.8.0.

v0.14.0

Added

• core: semiannual frequency: an rrule with two months and one day (BYMONTH=1,7;BYMONTHDAY=-1) is read as twice a year. anchor: "formation_quarter" with BYMONTH=3,6,9,12 is an annual filing due in the calendar quarter that contains the formation month; used for the Wisconsin and Hawaii reports. A monthly rule with a day gets generated deadline text ("20th of each month")

• core: a tiered fee basis: a fee can list tiers, each selected by profile conditions (when, whenAny), and the cost estimate uses the tier that matches the profile (or reports that none did)

• core: appliesWhenAny on local items: conditions of which at least one must hold, next to appliesWhen

• data: local items and Spanish text for more cities, counties, employers and industries in every state, including the Delaware towns that had none

Changed

• data: due dates (and some fees) from official sources for items that had only a bare recurrence rule: Maryland trader's licenses, Delaware professional licenses, Oregon Metro withholding, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida and Iowa local taxes and more. Items tied to a licence's own expiry or issue date keep a bare rule

• core: every recurring item is an rrule (annual, biennial, every five years, quarterly, monthly), in the data files and in rules written in code; frequency is only for once, ongoing, per_event and periodic, and a schema and the engine reject it on anything that recurs. A recurrence without a fixed date is a bare rule (FREQ=YEARLY, FREQ=MONTHLY, FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=3); the anniversary of formation now needs anchor: "formation". A state businessLicense carries rrule or frequency instead of renewal. ItemDraft takes rrule (and anchor) in place of frequency and due for a recurrence

• data: data/top-cities.json is removed (the coverage report no longer lists missing large cities)

• the core bundle budget is 600 KB gzip (it was 300 KB), for the larger local data

Breaking changes

• core: require an rrule for every recurring item

Added

• data: due dates and fees for bare-rule items; twice-yearly and quarter-of-formation rrules
• data: verify state items for all states, correct what pages contradict
• data: verify New York state items
• core: verified-items file, with the first federal items checked
• core: tiered fees, appliesWhenAny and richer local data; update libraries
• data: Felton (Delaware) contractor license

Fixed

• data: soften state poster and sales-tax filing text
• data: verify the six remaining local items

business-obligations-ui v0.7.0

Published business-obligations-ui v0.7.0.

v0.13.0

Added

• data: Dallas food establishment permit
• data: more Delaware towns

v0.12.0

Added

• core: city, county and industry items can carry a structured feeDetail (the same shape as the fees of state reports), which becomes the item's cost, so its fee shows next to it and counts in the fee totals
• data: feeDetail on 167 items whose fee the entry already stated in words: Delaware and New York licenses and permits, Delaware towns, Rochester, Syracuse, Houston and others. An item with several fee tiers shows its lowest ("From $50"); an item with no fee shows "Free"

Added

• core: fees on city, county and industry items

v0.11.0

Added

• data: more Delaware licenses, counties and cities
• data: Delaware licenses, counties and cities
• data: NY liquor licenses, Houston food permits