Rounding up salary increase

HRMS application
EBS 11.5.10.2
windows 2003
db 9.2.0.7
Under Self service Manager/My employee informatuion/salary increased amount and anulized salary field need to be rounded up.
If salary is increased to $500, it is showing up as $499.99 and same with anualized salary.
How do I fix this problem?
New to apps.
immediate Help is appreciated.
Thanks.

Theiry,
Any help on this please.
Please give me some direction on what to do and how to do.
I will work with oracle from there.
Hussein,
Any help on this please.
I need to resolve this.
Thanks.

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