How does the balance sheet differ from the statement of cash flows in reporting a company's

financial information related to cash?

The balance sheet reports the cash amount at a single point in time, whereas the

statement of cash flows reports how the company plans to use available cash

balances.

The balance sheet reports how the company plans to use available cash balances,

whereas the statement of cash flows reports how cash is used over a period of

time.

The balance sheet reports the cash amount over a period of time, whereas the

statement of cash flows reports how cash was used at a single point in time.

The balance sheet reports the cash amount at a single point in time, whereas the

statement of cash flows reports how cash is obtained and used over a period of

time.