To assess Seller’s compliance in M&A transaction, foreign investors need to check the following issues: Establishment process: the buyer can check the seller’s compliance via following documents: enterprise registration certificate, investment registration certificate, certificate of operation registration of branch/representative office/business location, licenses regarding right to operate some specifiec business sectors. Capital and capital structure: including registerd amount of capital contribution, capital contribution status, method of contribution, documents proving the capital contribution of members and shareholders in the buyer’s company; Organizational structure of management and key personnel, investors need to consider the list of key personnel, contracts and accompanying documents related to personnel, commitments that such personnel signed with the company, etc; Material contracts and group of customers, investors need to check important and valuable contracts that the company has signed, especially investors need to carefully consider the regulations on monopoly, anti-competitive agreements, termination conditions, price fluctuations; Assets, including tangible and intangible assets, documents proving the company’s legal rights to assets, whether the process of transferring or owning assets is in accordance with the law, and in case the investor purchases or contributed capital, whether the investor’s ownership rights will be changed. Litigation, including reviewing disputes, claims in which the company is involved or forecasting disputes that may arise after the closing of the transaction.