1. The assessment bases for direct taxes are rounded to the nearest euro; the fraction of a euro equal to 0.50 is counted as 1.
The bases for property tax and council tax on second homes and other furnished premises not used as the main dwelling, as well as those for the corresponding ancillary taxes, are rounded in accordance with the procedures defined in the first paragraph.
The rates applicable to the assessment bases for the calculation of direct local taxes are expressed to three significant figures, the third figure being increased by one if the following figure is equal to or greater than 5.
The assessments of direct taxes of all kinds are rounded according to the methods defined in the first paragraph. The same applies to the amount of increases, reductions and reliefs.
The rates per taxable item provided for the calculation of certain taxes levied for the benefit of the départements, communes and various establishments are, where applicable and notwithstanding the maxima set by the provisions governing them, rounded to the nearest euro under the same conditions.
As regards local taxes levied for the benefit of local authorities and competent bodies, the differences in excess or shortfall resulting from the rounding of rates and the amount of contributions are added to or deducted from the sums due to the State for the costs of tax relief and non-assessment and for the costs of assessment and collection.
1 bis. Initial income tax assessments are not levied when their amount, before deducting any tax credit, is less than €61.
2. Direct tax assessments for which the total amount per assessment item is less than €12 are not assessed if they are levied in favour of the State budget; they are allocated as non-valeurs if they are levied in favour of another budget.
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