Ohio HB737 mandates rounding cash payments to the government to the nearest nickel.
Ohio HB737 requires individuals to round cash payments to the government to the nearest five cents. For example, if the second decimal place is "1" or "2," the amount is rounded down to "0." If it is "3" or "4," it is rounded up to "5." This rule applies to taxes, tolls, fees, fines, and other charges paid to the state, state agencies, or political subdivisions. Merchants accepting cash can round the final price according to these rules without incurring liability.
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