Kentucky Revised Statutes · § 230.295 — Cash rounding for breaks

(1) As used in this section, "the nearest five cent ($0.05) increment" means:

(a) Amounts ending in one cent ($0.01) and two cents ($0.02) are rounded down to the nearest ten cents ($0.10);

(b) Amounts ending in three cents ($0.03) and four cents ($0.04) are rounded up to the nearest five cents ($0.05);

(c) Amounts ending in six cents ($0.06) and seven cents ($0.07) are rounded down to the nearest five cents ($0.05);

(d) Amounts ending in eight cents ($0.08) and nine cents ($0.09) are rounded up to the nearest ten cents ($0.10); and

(e) Amounts ending in zero cents ($0.00) and five cents ($0.05) remain unchanged.

(2) In order to calculate the breaks in KRS 230.3615 and 230.750:

(a) Rounding cash transactions to the nearest five cent ($0.05) increment may occur:

1. When pennies are not available to complete resolution of a transaction; and

2. On settlement of the final bill of sale, invoice, or fee after all individual items, duties, fees, taxes, and charges are calculated to the exact cent; and

(b) Noncash transactions shall continue to be settled to the cent without rounding.

(3) Notwithstanding any other statute to the contrary, any person operating under KRS 230.3615 and 230.750 shall not be in violation of any requirements, laws, administrative regulations, or standards of this state or political subdivision of this state based on any action taken in compliance with this section.