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Originally Posted by BlackEleven
Not necessarily, its just the final total that gets rounded up not each item. So the most a business could hope to gain would be 4 cents per every cash transaction, even assuming they only round their prices up.
For a very busy store that did an average of 1 cash transaction every minute that ened up rounding every single transaction up 4 cents, that only translates to an extra $2.40/hour. That's not even enough to hire a minimum wage employee.
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It all adds up. Lets say a company like IKEA who has like 20 tills and lets day that half of them get that 4 cents a minute. That would add up to $288 a day and roughly a $100,000 dollars a year. Obvisouly this a maximum type of senario and unlikely.
I basically don't like giving my money away to companies for nothing.