In both cases, mathematical rounding (half-up) is used.īut in practice, there's little to no difference unless you're doing a single purchase of a lot of items with weird pricing bias. Regardless of the rounding method, the fair way is to sum up purchases and compute tax on the total, precisely to minimize the loss of precision on rounding.Ĭuriously, as far as I understand the Polish tax code (IANAL), the choice of the method to use is actually given to the vendor! The law recommends that you calculate the tax by multiplying the rate with the total taxable amount, but also allows the seller to choose to calculate per-item tax, and sum that. I just did some back-of-the-dev-console calculations on a random groceries receipt I found on my desk, and I discovered that if the tax was calculated per item, I'd pay 0.01PLN less of it! Additional fees or membership charges may apply.That depends on whether they're rounding, or taking a floor or ceiling :). The applications and online services are not available in all countries or languages, may require user registration and may be subject to change or discontinuation without notice.

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