Theres a concept in computer science called a 'code smell' Wikipedia.
This sort of mixing of tidyverse and base programming is a strong code smell to me.
if you are filtering on KTE_GI, you don't need to mention it in every filter criteria, B_COEFF is right there to be interpreted in the context of KTE_GI without need of $.
I would encourage you to come up with a different approach to implementing your calculator. it seems to me you need a look up table to interpret FRANCH codes, probably your code could be simplified to a straightforward join followed by filter.
For additional / specific support I would ask for a proper reprex, with representative data to be shared.
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