Financially-sound companies can more easily obtain lines of credit at low interest rates, as well as more easily issue debt financing or issue bonds on better terms. Companies often take advantage of loopholes to present themselves as more profitable than they are. Most do it in a way that they’re not technically breaking the law, but ethics certainly come into question. When should you be concerned and when is the line crossed between creative accounting and fraud? Rakis Christoforou examines this subjective dilemma in an overview published in the FinancialMirror. In a short but valuable look at the subject of…