Fixed as_series() method and simplified compare() logic

EINService.py

@@ -56,13 +56,14 @@ class EINData:
         """
         try:
             compareDict = {
-                # Tenary operator used ot concisley assign values
-                # If they match then true, else false
-                "buinessName" : True if self.buinessName == otherEIN.buinessName else False,
-                "address" : True if self.address1 == otherEIN.address1 else False,
-                "city": True if self.city == otherEIN.city else False,
-                "state":  True if self.state == otherEIN.state else False,
-                "zip" : True if self.zip == otherEIN.zip else False
+                # Checks wether these two data points match
+                # Thanks to the standardiztion provided by EINData's init
+                # there should be few matching issues
+                "buinessName" : self.buinessName == otherEIN.buinessName,
+                "address" : self.address1 == otherEIN.address1,
+                "city": self.city == otherEIN.city,
+                "state":  self.state == otherEIN.state,
+                "zip" :self.zip == otherEIN.zip
             }
         except Exception as e:
             error(f"""Exception:\n{e}\nSelf:{self}\nOther: {otherEIN}\n""")
@@ -85,7 +86,7 @@ class EINData:
         """
         Converts object into a pandas Series
         """
-        return Series(self.to_dict())
+        return Series(self.as_dict())
     
     
 
@@ -243,6 +244,7 @@ class EINTaxIDService(__EINService):
             addressPieces = address.split(',')
             address1 = addressPieces[0].strip()
             city = addressPieces[1].strip()
+            # State and Zip are only seperated by a space not a ','
             state = addressPieces[2].strip().split(" ")[0].strip() 
             zip = addressPieces[2].strip().split(" ")[1].strip()
         else: