What kpop companies did is actually ‘clever’

So you got a song written by someone. Okay. You pay them as a company. But you tell one of your staff: add name of your relative as co-writer, you get 20%, we get 80% that’s credited to this relative. Your company makes back the money it paid for the song through royalties. Do this for thousands of song. Make enough money to invest in song writing camps. Repeat this process where every song you release is an automatic profit. Get caught. Put out statement: “we will ‘discipline’ staff”. Have enough money to buy top of class lawyers to deal with any government investigations. Business continues to run despite committing massive fraud.