#Contract concealment techniques for benefit delivery Indeed, complex business contract designs are often used to hide the transfer of benefits. This kind of operation usually uses the following methods： ## Common concealment techniques - **Unreasonable pricing**: Through transaction terms that deviate significantly from the market price -**Complex multi-layer structure**: Design a multi-level transaction subject to conceal the ultimate beneficiary -**Disguise of related-party transactions**: Operate through a ostensibly independent third party -**Vague contract terms**: Use obscure technical terms or deliberately vague expressions -**Spin-off transactions**: Break down large transactions into multiple small transactions to avoid supervision ## Industry case It is particularly common in the fields of finance, real estate, and government procurement, such as through consulting service contracts, asset evaluation, and unfair pricing. ## Legal risk Such acts may involve violations of the Company Law, securities law, anti-corruption law and other regulations, and constitute illegal acts such as breach of trust, embezzlement of public funds, or even bribery. Regulatory authorities usually review the fairness, rationality and necessity of transactions to determine whether there is a transfer of benefits.