Businesses Seek Clarity as U.S. Phases Out Penny, States Take Action
December 21, 2025
As pennies disappear, businesses seek federal guidance on rounding cash transactions, while states begin to act amid growing uncertainty.
As pennies disappear, businesses seek federal guidance on rounding cash transactions, while states begin to act amid growing uncertainty.
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