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This is visible, for example, in IRS income tax bracket 7's upper threshold, which is infinite. Instead of the input displaying ∞, it displays "Infinity". However, if a user sets a value to Infinity when that's not the default (e.g., raising tax bracket 6's threshold), it always displays as ∞.
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This is visible, for example, in IRS income tax bracket 7's upper threshold, which is infinite. Instead of the input displaying ∞, it displays "Infinity". However, if a user sets a value to Infinity when that's not the default (e.g., raising tax bracket 6's threshold), it always displays as ∞.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: