2. Creative accounting
The development of creative accounting certainly meets economic challenges, but it is not without risks. After discussing these issues, we'll look at a few examples of creative accounting.
Creative accounting consists in modifying the presentation of financial statements, while respecting the law, in order to give a more flattering image of the company, or at least one that is more in line with the wishes of management. The existence of practices aimed at improving the accounts is not new. From time immemorial, companies have sought to "optimize" their results, upwards or downwards, for tax or economic reasons, and it may even be argued that the development of more repressive regulations has undoubtedly reduced...
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