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A company is preparing its quarterly financial report and is considering how to present its revenue figures. The finance team suggests using a cash basis of accounting to highlight immediate cash inflows, while the accounting team recommends an accrual basis to provide a more comprehensive view of revenue earned during the period. What is the most significant implication of choosing the cash basis over the accrual basis for this report?

It may lead to a misrepresentation of the company's financial performance by not accounting for revenue that has been earned but not yet received.

It will simplify the reporting process by reducing the number of adjustments needed for accrued revenues and expenses.

It will enhance the company's ability to attract investors by showcasing higher immediate cash flow figures.

It will comply with all regulatory requirements without the need for additional disclosures regarding revenue recognition.