Relating to rounding procedures in transactions; and declaring an emergency.

Summary

The bill lets restaurants, stores and other public‑accommodation venues round the final digit of cash or mixed‑tender purchases to the nearest five cents, with specific rounding rules. It also clarifies that businesses may refuse U.S. coins worth $100 or more and $50/$100 bills, while still accepting other legal tender. Signage must inform customers, and the rules do not apply to phone, mail or online sales.

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