Re:Bank of Canada: The New $100 Note
by nirvdrum on Friday June 24, 2011 @09:19PM
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I'm pretty sure the IRS cares though. GAAP don't allow you to just adjust numbers.
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The IRS generally allows rounding to the nearest dollar on tax forms (at least individual and small business; not sure if large corporate are allowed to round even more). In fact, all the common tax software does so automatically; the only way to file a return to the cent is to do so by hand.
Re:Bank of Canada: The New $100 Note
by colanderman on Friday June 24, 2011 @09:57PM
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I'm pretty sure they don't, or else they'd be hounding you for the fractional pennies that you owe them (3/20 of every penny earned, remember!).
I doubt they care, as long as you pay 10% (or whatever it is) of total taxable revenue. I think that's how it works in Australia, where we do round.
The tax man only cares about aggregates, unless they are in audit mode.