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well, as far as ACCA is concerned, what ‘costs much’ is sometimes a relative term. I say this because 1 mark could be the reason for a pass or fail, so every little mark counts.
To the original poster: As for not putting zero for the non-adjusted figures; well, in the marking scheme half marks are typically given for every zero/non-adjustments made.
If you didn’t state ‘zero’ for the non-adjusted items but instead highlighted them in your computation, stating that they are non-adjusted figures and are NIL, I think the markers should be lenient enough to award the same half mark.
What I think would earn NO mark at all is when one completely ignores the items without mentioning or stating them simply because they are non-adjusted. Hope this helps. Well, not that it changes anything now anyway 🙂
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