How do you round these figures to get these answers?
Zeeshan_Ajaib
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in Indirect Tax
How do you round these figures to get these answers?
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I believe in most cases it states whether to round up or round down, if it isn't specified then I you round down to nearest whole number if decimal is below .5, if the decimal is .5 and upwards your round the number up.
e.g.
£12.49 you would round down to £12.00
£12.50 you would round up to £13.00Kind Regards,
Norvydas Valavicius.0 -
I’ve just realised where I went wrong. I thought you had to round up each individual figure as appropriate, either up or down, and then add them all up. What I should’ve done was add them up all up as they are, including the pence, and then round the total down as the textbook does say.0
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