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The question

What could change if we remove the rounding exception?

Medium evidence strength · illustrativeADVISORY

Review both the calculation and reporting services. The v4 fallback preserves a recorded contractual behavior, and the reporting interface depends on its result. Removing it requires checking the affected contracts and consumers.

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Source excerpt
ADR-042

Retain the legacy rounding exception

Decision record · document archive · 2019-02-28

The v4 calculation path retains line and document rounding to preserve existing contract behavior. Remove the fallback only after the affected customers have migrated.

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