Explain complex financial data and discuss the cause and effect of select accounting transactions has on cash balances.

Complex financial data is information that can be difficult to interpret due to its complexity. One way to explain complex financial data is by using visuals such as charts and graphs which can help break down the information into more digestible pieces. Additionally, explaining balance sheets or income statements line-by-line can help make the numbers easier to understand. It is also important to discuss how changes in certain accounts affect other related items such as cash balances and liabilities.

For example, when a business incurs an expense for supplies it will reduce the amount of available cash and increase the Accounts Payable account. This decrease in cash has a direct effect on any future transactions since less money will be available for them while increasing Accounts Payable increases total liabilities. Therefore, it’s important to consider all possible effects of accounting transactions before they are recorded in order to ensure accurate reporting of financial data over time.