Calculate Fannie Mae self-employed income

This API calculates Fannie Mae self-employed income for a borrower–business pair in a Book. Send only the fields you want to update. The API merges these fields with the existing income record and recalculates the income.
If a field is missing or empty, the system may apply organization-level default values based on the income type and guideline. These defaults act as fallback values and never override fields explicitly provided in the request.

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After calling this API, call the Income calculations API to retrieve the updated income data.

Merge behavior

The API performs a deep merge of the provided meta_info into the existing income record (common or tax-return specific).

CategoryMerge behavior
Top-level meta fields such as employment_start_dateProvided values overwrite existing values. Fields not included in the request are preserved.
Common yearwise_detailsMerged by year. Only the fields provided for a given year are updated.
Per-type yearwise_details such as s_corporation_earnings.yearwise_detailsMerged by year. Existing fields are preserved unless explicitly overridden.

Organization-level defaults

Organizations can configure default values for self-employed income fields by org_uuid, income_type, and income_guideline.

Defaults act as fallback values during income updates. They are applied only when a supported field is missing or empty in the request. Explicit values, including false, 0, and None, are never overridden.

Default application rules

CategoryField locationFallback condition
Common scalarmeta_info.fieldApplied when the value is null or an empty list []
Common yearwisemeta_info.yearwise_details[].fieldApplied per year when the field value is null or ""
Per-type yearwisemeta_info.<type>.yearwise_details[].fieldApplied to each active tax year when the field value is null or ""

Supported default fields

CategorySupported Fields
Common defaultsemployment_start_date, employment_history_consistent_indicator, du_case_file_id, extraordinary_one_time_expense, non_deductible_meal
Per-type defaultsSupported under s_corporation_earnings, partnership_income, regular_corporation, and individual_tax_return.
Per-type supported fieldsadequate_business_liquidity, amortization, amortization_selection_type, is_final_return_override, is_borrower_trust_guaranter, compensation_of_officers_included_as_income, mortgages_notes_and_bonds_payable_less_than1_year, mortgages_notes_and_bonds_payable_less_than1_year_amount, guaranteed_payments_to_partners_alternative

Per-type defaults are stored as flat key-value pairs in org config and are replicated into each active tax year's yearwise_details during update.

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Path Params
uuid
required

The unique identifier of the Ocrolus Book for which self-employed income should be calculated.

Body Params

Example of body to be sent to calculate self-employed income.

uuid

The unique identifier of the borrower for whom self-employed income is being calculated.

uuid

The unique identifier of the business associated with the borrower for which self-employed income is being calculated.

string
enum
Defaults to FANNIE_MAE

The guideline to be used for calculating the self-employed income. Supported values include FANNIE_MAE and FANNIE_MAE_RECOMMENDED.

Allowed:
meta_info
object

Contains metadata fields used during income recalculation. Provided fields are merged with the existing income record before recalculation. If a field is missing or empty, organization-level defaults may be applied. Defaults act as fallback values and do not override explicitly provided values.

It can include:

  • Common fields applied across all tax return types.
  • Per tax return-specific fields applied to individual tax return types. The following objects contain fields specific to each tax return type:
    • s_corporation_earnings
    • partnership_income
    • regular_corporation
    • individual_tax_return
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