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Enabling a POS rounding feature is one part of implementation

Cash rounding under H.R. 10167 is a short rule. Putting it into practice touches point-of-sale configuration, employee training, customer communication, internal policy, and ongoing monitoring. This section walks through each of those in order.

H.R. 10167 — Presented to President. Presented to the President November 12, 2026. Awaiting presidential action. Last verified 2026-11-13. Track current status

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H.R. 10167 has not been signed into law. Both chambers of Congress have passed H.R. 10167 in the same form, and it was presented to the President on November 12, 2026. It becomes law only after presidential action under the Constitution. It is not in force today. This page describes the bill as passed by Congress so businesses can prepare; nothing here is a current legal requirement.

Why implementation is more than a POS setting

A cash-rounding feature can be switched on in a point-of-sale system in minutes. Whether that switch reflects the federal framework correctly, whether employees can explain it, whether customers understand what changed on their receipt, and whether the business can show later what rule it applied and why, are separate questions. Centsless organizes implementation into six steps so none of those questions gets skipped.

Status: H.R. 10167, presented to president. Presented to the President November 12, 2026. Awaiting presidential action. Last verified 2026-11-13. Read the full status page.

The six steps

Step 1 of 6Know the RuleWhat H.R. 10167 actually says about covered transactions, rounding direction, and excluded payment methods.Read the guide Step 2 of 6Configure the POSThe questions to verify with a POS provider before turning on a rounding feature.Read the guide Step 3 of 6Train EmployeesWhat cashiers, managers, and accounting staff need to know, with example scripts.Read the guide Step 4 of 6Communicate with CustomersSignage, receipt language, and FAQ examples for explaining rounding at checkout.Read the guide Step 5 of 6Document the PolicyWhy a written internal policy matters and what it should cover.Read the guide Step 6 of 6Monitor ChangesWhat could still change after enactment: effective dates, agency guidance, and state requirements.Read the guide

Related guides and tools

Implementation Readiness ChecklistA printable checklist across law, POS, operations, customer experience, finance, and compliance.Cash Rounding Policy TemplateA fill-in outline for a written internal cash rounding policy, for operational planning.POS ReadinessPublicly documented cash-rounding functionality by point-of-sale platform, and its verification status.