Theoretically, there is indeed a possibility of using complex business contract design to circumvent regulation or hide the transfer of benefits. In practice, some companies or individuals may design contracts with complex structures and vague terms to make the flow of funds or the distribution of benefits appear to be compliant, thereby concealing their true intentions. However, this practice also has some problems and risks, mainly including: 1. Legal risks: If the contract is used to cover up illegal transfer of benefits (such as bribery, tax evasion, money laundering, etc.), once it is verified by the regulatory authorities or judicial authorities, the relevant responsible persons may face serious consequences such as fines and criminal liability. 2. Compliance risks: At present, countries around the world have high requirements for anti-corruption, anti-money laundering and financial transparency. Designing a contract structure that is too complex and difficult to verify is likely to attract the attention of regulatory authorities and may be identified as an act of circumventing regulation. 3. Goodwill risk: Once internal or external audits discover compliance issues, it will damage the company's reputation, thereby affecting future business cooperation and market credibility. 4. Tax issues: Complex contract structures sometimes involve tax avoidance issues. Tax authorities usually maintain a high level of scrutiny on such arrangements. If it is identified as tax evasion, it will also be punished. Therefore, although it is possible to hide the transfer of interests through complex contract structures from a technical or structural design perspective, this practice often falls into the "gray area" operation with extremely high legal and ethical risks. When designing contracts and business arrangements, professionals and companies should ensure that all their actions comply with the laws and regulations of their jurisdictions and seek the advice of professional legal and financial advisors to prevent unpredictable legal consequences caused by the concealment of interests. (The above information does not constitute legal advice. Please consult a professional lawyer for specific advice.)