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Jymlyn


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I am in the process of completing my computerised exam and I don't know if is old age, or am I reading too much into the questions?  Not to be specific there is preamble about the company involved in the exam about various adjustments etc., but these are not reflected in the question part of the paper.  Do I ignore it, or do the adjustment anyway.  I am in a  dilemma!!!!

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If they are not specifically referred to in the questions then I wouldn't do anything with them. Hard to say for definite without reading it!

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Personally I think that you are missing something.

Is there a requirement in there, perhaps towards the end of the paper for a trial balance or even P&L/BS? If so, you wouldn't be able to produce those without first applying the adjustments even if it doesn't actually request application of the adjustments specifically.

Good luck with the exam Lynda, we'll all have our fingers crossed for you.

Shaun.

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Had exactly the same problem!! Difficult one, I did the adjustments and put a note on the front of the answer page. Got 98% so I will never know!!

I don't think it is old age, it still bothers me now!

 

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Jymlyn


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Thanks to you all for your sound advice, have done the adjustment and will keep my fingers, legs & toes crossed!

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This is just the sort of concern I have about 'exams' being done from home over a period of time as against sat with a time limit in an exam room.

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