Being responsible for the consequences of signed contracts or other documents and compensating the person being impersonated and the person signing the other party’s losses may constitute a crime of fraud. If you take advantage of your position to impersonate your signature, you will also need to bear legal responsibility. First, the perpetrator must have taken advantage of the convenience of his position, that is, he must have taken advantage of the convenience of his position to manage and handle the unit's property. If the perpetrator does not take advantage of the convenience of his position, but takes advantage of the convenience of being familiar with the environment and situation of the unit due to his work relationship, and illegally possesses the property of the unit, this crime cannot be constituted. The second is the illegal possession of the property of the unit. The illegal possession can be through embezzlement, theft, fraud and other means. If what is illegally possessed is not the property of the unit, this crime cannot be constituted. Third, the amount must be relatively large to constitute this crime.

Legal basis: Article 271 of the Criminal Law: Employees of a company, enterprise or other unit who take advantage of their position to illegally appropriate the unit's property for themselves, if the amount is relatively large , shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or criminal detention, and shall also be fined; if the amount is huge, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years and not more than 10 years, and shall also be fined; if the amount is particularly huge, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than 10 years or to life imprisonment and shall also be fined. .

If a person engaged in official duties in a state-owned company, enterprise or other state-owned unit and a person assigned by a state-owned company, enterprise or other state-owned unit to a non-state-owned company, enterprise or other unit to engage in official duties commit any act in the preceding paragraph, he or she shall be punished in accordance with the preceding paragraph. Conviction and punishment are provided for in Articles 382 and 383 of this Law.

Article 382 of the "Criminal Law": If a state functionary takes advantage of his position to embezzle, steal, defraud or illegally possess public property by other means, it is a crime of corruption.

Personnel who are entrusted by state agencies, state-owned companies, enterprises, institutions, and people's organizations to manage and operate state-owned property take advantage of their positions to embezzle, steal, defraud, or illegally possess state-owned property by other means. , on the basis of corruption.

Those who collude with the persons listed in the previous two paragraphs and engage in corruption shall be punished as criminal offenders.

Article 383 of the Criminal Law: Anyone who commits the crime of corruption shall be punished according to the following provisions according to the seriousness of the case:

(1) The amount of corruption is relatively large or there are other If the circumstances are serious, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or criminal detention, and shall also be fined.

(2) Anyone who embezzles a huge amount or has other serious circumstances shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than ten years, and shall also be fined or have property confiscated.

(3) If the amount of corruption is particularly huge or there are other particularly serious circumstances, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than ten years or life imprisonment and shall also be fined or his property shall be confiscated; if the amount is particularly huge and the interests of the country and the people are harmed, Those who suffer particularly heavy losses shall be sentenced to life imprisonment or death, and their property shall be confiscated.

Those who have committed multiple corruption cases without dealing with them will be punished according to the cumulative amount of corruption.

Anyone who commits the crime in Paragraph 1 must truthfully confess his crime before filing a public prosecution, sincerely repent, actively return the stolen goods, and avoid or reduce the occurrence of damaging consequences. If there are circumstances specified in Paragraph 1, he may be given a lighter sentence or mitigated. Or be exempted from punishment; if there are circumstances specified in Items 2 and 3, a lighter punishment may be imposed.

For those who commit the crime in Paragraph 1 and are sentenced to death with a suspended execution under the circumstances specified in Paragraph 3, the people's court may, based on the circumstances of the crime and other circumstances, decide at the same time to commute the death penalty to life imprisonment upon expiration of the two-year suspended sentence. After that, he will be sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of commutation or parole.