Multiple Choice
Why is it that horizontal analysis is performed only on the income statement and balance sheet, but not on the statement of cash flows?
A) When searching for fraud, examining the statement of cash flows is not as effective as comparing actual changes in account balances.
B) Horizontal analysis converts balance sheet and income statement to change statements whereas the statement of cash flow is already a change statement.
C) The statement of cash flows does not provide any valuable fraud-related information.
D) Horizontal analysis of balance sheets and income statements is relatively easy, while applying the same procedure to the statement of cash flows is complicated.
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