I have written some functions to calculate the total cost of an invoice, gives its line items. Could someone please tell me if there seems to be a problem with the code. Since it is something as serious as handling people's money, I need to be extra careful. I used Big.js to make sure that I do not get any of the JS weird-ness when it comes to arithmetical operations, but I am still unsure if I am doing it right.

Please take into account that the values in unitPrice in cents, and tax rates as integers. That means that a price of $12.34 would be saved as 1234, and a tax of 19% would be saved as 19.

const calculateItemUnitTotal = (item) => {
    const unitPrice = new Big(item.unitPrice || 0);
    const taxRate = new Big(item.taxRate || 0).div(100);
    const total = unitPrice.times(taxRate.plus(1));
    const final = total.round(0, Big.roundHalfUp).toNumber(); // Round to nearest integer (cents)
    return final;
};

const calculateItemTotal = (item) => {
    const quantity = new Big(item.quantity || 0);
    const unitTotal = new Big(calculateItemUnitTotal(item));
    const total = quantity.times(unitTotal);
    const final = total.round(0, Big.roundHalfUp).toNumber(); // Round to nearest integer (cents)
    return final;
};

const calculateItemSubTotal = (item) => {
    const quantity = new Big(item.quantity || 0);
    const unitPrice = new Big(item.unitPrice || 0);
    const subTotal = quantity.times(unitPrice);
    return subTotal.round(0, Big.roundHalfUp).toNumber(); // Round to nearest integer (cents)
};

const calculateInvoiceSubtotal = (lineItems) => {
    if (!Array.isArray(lineItems)) return 0;

    const total = lineItems?.reduce((acc, item) => {
        const itemTotal = new Big(calculateItemSubTotal(item));
        return acc.plus(itemTotal);
    }, new Big(0));
    return total.round(0, Big.roundHalfUp).toNumber(); // Round to nearest integer (cents)
};

const calculateInvoiceTotal = (lineItems) => {
    if (!Array.isArray(lineItems)) return 0;

    const total = lineItems?.reduce((acc, item) => {
        const itemTotal = new Big(calculateItemTotal(item));
        return acc.plus(itemTotal);
    }, new Big(0));
    const final = total.round(0, Big.roundHalfUp).toNumber(); // Round to nearest integer (cents)
    return final;
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I have written some functions to calculate the total cost of an invoice, gives its line items. Could someone please tell me if there seems to be a problem with the code? Since it is something as serious as handling people's money, I need to be extra careful. I used Big.js to make sure that I do not get any of the JS weirdness when it comes to arithmetical operations, but I am still unsure if I am doing it right.

Please take into account that the values in unitPrice in cents, and tax rates as integers. That means that a price of $12.34 would be saved as 1234, and a tax of 19% would be saved as 19.

const calculateItemUnitTotal = (item) => {
    const unitPrice = new Big(item.unitPrice || 0);
    const taxRate = new Big(item.taxRate || 0).div(100);
    const total = unitPrice.times(taxRate.plus(1));
    const final = total.round(0, Big.roundHalfUp).toNumber(); // Round to nearest integer (cents)
    return final;
};

const calculateItemTotal = (item) => {
    const quantity = new Big(item.quantity || 0);
    const unitTotal = new Big(calculateItemUnitTotal(item));
    const total = quantity.times(unitTotal);
    const final = total.round(0, Big.roundHalfUp).toNumber(); // Round to nearest integer (cents)
    return final;
};

const calculateItemSubTotal = (item) => {
    const quantity = new Big(item.quantity || 0);
    const unitPrice = new Big(item.unitPrice || 0);
    const subTotal = quantity.times(unitPrice);
    return subTotal.round(0, Big.roundHalfUp).toNumber(); // Round to nearest integer (cents)
};

const calculateInvoiceSubtotal = (lineItems) => {
    if (!Array.isArray(lineItems)) return 0;

    const total = lineItems?.reduce((acc, item) => {
        const itemTotal = new Big(calculateItemSubTotal(item));
        return acc.plus(itemTotal);
    }, new Big(0));
    return total.round(0, Big.roundHalfUp).toNumber(); // Round to nearest integer (cents)
};

const calculateInvoiceTotal = (lineItems) => {
    if (!Array.isArray(lineItems)) return 0;

    const total = lineItems?.reduce((acc, item) => {
        const itemTotal = new Big(calculateItemTotal(item));
        return acc.plus(itemTotal);
    }, new Big(0));
    const final = total.round(0, Big.roundHalfUp).toNumber(); // Round to nearest integer (cents)
    return final;