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A currency-tagged monetary amount held in integer minor units.

Split an amount into n near-equal parts that add back up to exactly the whole.

Convert an amount to another currency at a supplied exact rate, with an explicit rounding mode.

Compare two amounts of one currency, refusing to compare across currencies; min, max and clamp too.

Render a monetary amount as text, using the currency's real minor-unit precision.

Parse "£1,234.50" or "1.234,50 €" into integer minor units, strictly: no guessing, no rounding.

Add, subtract and negate monetary amounts, refusing to mix currencies.

Total a list of monetary amounts, with an explicit currency for the empty case.

Split an amount across ratios without losing or inventing a single minor unit.

Apply a rate expressed in basis points to a monetary amount, with an explicit rounding mode.

Money-weighted return (XIRR) of dated cash flows on Excel's actual/365 convention, solved exactly in fixed point.

Axis and label text for charts: tick numbers, SI prefixes (1.2k, 3.4M), percentages, dates and money.

How many decimal places a currency's minor unit has, from the ISO 4217 list.

Apply money held on account in client account to bills in order: what each bill takes, what stays due, what is left.

The court fee to issue a money claim in England and Wales, from the claim value bands in force on a date.

Divide two integers of any size with an explicit rounding mode, on decimal strings, for exact money sums past 2^53.

UK pension annual allowance for a tax year with taper, MPAA and three-year carry-forward, and the excess charged.

Integer division with an explicit rounding mode, for money arithmetic that must not drift.

Write a money amount in words for a cheque: "one thousand two hundred and thirty-four pounds and fifty-six pence".

Ration costing and dry matter intake from each feed's fresh weight, DM % and price per tonne, in exact money.

Enterprise gross margin (output less variable costs), in total and per hectare or per head, in exact money.

FIFO stock valuation and cost of sales from a stock movement ledger, in exact money.

The words and figures to write on a cheque: "One hundred and twenty pounds and fifty pence only", "£120.50".

Pay for the time worked in a period split into multiplier bands: basic, time and a half after 40 hours, double time.

Early settlement discount available on a payment date under "2/10 net 30" style terms, and the amount to pay.

Split an amount into the part used and the part unused over a billing period, losing nothing.

Whether a Faster Payment fits the scheme maximum, the bank's per-payment limit and what is left of its daily limit.

Tuition fee instalment schedule from a total, shares and due dates, exact to the penny.

Employer match on a donation: a ratio in basis points, limited by a per-donor cap and a programme budget.

HMRC approved mileage allowance payments for an employee's own vehicle: tax-free amount, taxable excess or relief.

Share a tips pool (tronc) between staff by hours worked, points, or hours times points, exactly to the penny.

Student loan or postgraduate loan deduction from one period's pay, by plan, rounded down to whole pounds.

Compound interest accrued period by period in minor units, the way a statement is built.

Spell out a whole number in British English words, with "and" the way a cheque writes it.

UK Payroll Giving for one pay period: the donation comes off pay before PAYE, and the tax it saves the employee.

Workplace pension contributions for one pay period: qualifying earnings band, employee and employer shares, tax relief.

Debt-to-income and a stressed-rate affordability test for a proposed loan's monthly repayment.

Profit on a sale with both the margin and the markup, so the two are never confused.

What an annual charge costs an investment over the years: value with and without the fee, year by year, in minor units.

Trailing and forward dividend yield of a share or fund, in basis points, from the price and the dividends per unit.

Mortgage affordability: the loan-to-income multiple and a stress-tested repayment against income, both checked.

Maximum tenancy deposit a landlord may take: five or six weeks' rent under the Tenant Fees Act 2019.

Statutory interest on a judgment debt (8% simple, daily) or a late commercial debt, England and Wales.

Whether a UK donation qualifies for Gift Aid: declaration, enough tax paid, and the donor benefit limits.

EU distance-selling VAT: which member state's standard rate applies under OSS and the EUR 10,000 threshold, and the VAT.

Split a restaurant bill evenly, by item or by share, exactly to the penny, with the service charge shared in proportion.

Allocate charity spending to restricted funds first, then unrestricted funds, never overdrawing a restricted fund.

Economic batch quantity: the EOQ for a batch made at a finite production rate, in whole units.

Total a basket: line prices, promotions, a basket discount, VAT per line and delivery, into one checked total.

Reducing-balance depreciation schedule at a fixed rate, writing off to the residual value in the final year.

Economic order quantity (Harris/Wilson): the order size that minimises ordering plus holding cost, in whole units.

Apply a payment from a gift card, redeeming part of the balance or all of it, and say what is still due.

Snap a price to a price point: charm pricing (.99, .95), nearest 5p or 10p, rounding up, down or to nearest.

Cost to raise £1 and charitable spend ratio for a charity, in exact basis points.

A trade quote from labour days at a day rate, materials with a markup, and VAT.

Straight-line depreciation schedule whose charges sum exactly to cost less residual value.

Refund for returned items, sharing basket discounts back across the sale so every refund is exact to the penny.

Split an invoice across accounting periods by days of service, for accruals, prepayments and deferred income.

Loyalty points for a purchase: redeem in blocks, earn on what is paid, with tier multipliers.

Gift Aid Small Donations Scheme top-up for a tax year: the £8,000 limit, the matching rule and community buildings.

Selling price from a cost and a target margin or markup in basis points, with explicit rounding.

Mobile data allowance used and remaining, and the overage charge in whole blocks with an optional spend cap.

UK Insurance Premium Tax at the standard or higher rate in force on a date, added to or taken out of a premium.

Extract the VAT already included in a gross amount, using the rate in force on the date of supply.

Average clause settlement for underinsurance: the loss times sum insured over value at risk, capped at the loss.

Employee and employer Class 1 National Insurance for one payment by category letter, exact percentage method.

Add VAT to a net amount using the rate in force on the date of supply.

What a one-off overpayment does to a loan: a shorter term at the same payment, or a lower payment over the same term.

Check pay for a pay reference period against the minimum or living wage for age and apprenticeship.

Claim payout after the compulsory and voluntary excess, capped at the policy limit.

Compound annual growth rate between two values over a whole or fractional number of years, in basis points.

How many years a pension or investment pot lasts under a yearly withdrawal and a constant growth rate, year by year.

PAYE income tax for one pay period from a tax code, cumulative or week 1/month 1, by HMRC's tax table routines.

A buyer's completion statement: price less deposit, ground rent and service charge apportioned to completion, plus fees.

Claim reserve history: paid, recovered, outstanding and incurred after each transaction, and the movement.

Loss ratio, expense ratio and combined ratio in basis points, from earned premium, incurred claims and expenses.

Return premium on mid-term cancellation, pro rata or on a short-period scale, with an optional minimum retained premium.

Premium from a base rate times factor-table lookups, loadings and discounts, within minimum and maximum premiums.

The gross pay that gives at least a target net pay in one UK pay period, found by a deterministic search.

UK Statutory Maternity Pay: LEL eligibility and 39 weekly amounts, 90% then the lower of 90% or the flat rate.

UK Statutory Sick Pay for sickness spells: waiting days, 8-week linking, 28-week limit and the rate by date.

Rent for part of a month from the monthly rent, by the annual-daily or the calendar-month method.

Apportion a service charge across units by lease fraction, floor area or fixed percentage, exact to the penny.

UK VAT Flat Rate Scheme: VAT due on gross turnover at the sector's dated rate, limited cost rate and first-year 1% off.

UK Capital Gains Tax for an individual's tax year: losses, annual exempt amount, and the rates by asset and date.

Whole-unit buy and sell trades that bring a portfolio back to target weights, skipping trades below a minimum size.

Time-weighted return from valuations taken at each external cash flow, geometrically linked exactly.

Repayment schedule for a level-payment loan: interest, principal and balance per period, ending at exactly zero.

Level repayment for a loan (annuity formula), computed exactly and rounded once, the way you choose.

Council tax for a valuation band from the Band D charge: the statutory band ratio, England, Wales and Scotland.

Maximum holding deposit to reserve a rental property: one week's rent (annual rent ÷ 52), rounded down.

Gross and net rental yield of a let property, in basis points, from annual rent, costs and value.

US sales tax on a sale: the state's base rate from dated data plus a local rate the caller supplies.

Pay a premium by monthly instalments: deposit, flat credit charge, instalments exact to the penny, and the APR.

Additional or return premium for a mid-term policy change, pro rata on the days left, plus an admin fee.

Each holding's share of a portfolio and its drift from a target weight, in basis points, from exact arithmetic.

Estimate import duty and import VAT on goods: customs value on a CIF basis, the caller's duty rate, VAT on top.

Salary for part of a pay period and for part-time hours, by calendar days or working days, rounded once.

Loan-to-value ratio in basis points, and the band it falls in from a band table you supply.

UK holiday pay: 12.07% rolled-up holiday pay, or a week's pay averaged over the last 52 paid weeks.