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Under what circumstances will an enterprise be moved into the abnormal operation list?
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Under following 4 circumstances:
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Failure to submit and publicize annual report within stipulated period;
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Failure to publicize information of the enterprise within the time stipulated by the Administration for Industry and Commerce;
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Concealing facts or falsification;
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Unable to contact through registered address or business premises.
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How could an enterprise know that it is moved into the abnormal operation list?
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Enterprise can check via the Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System.
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How to remove an enterprise from the abnormal operation list if it is moved into the list for failure to submit annual report of the previous year within stipulated time?
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An enterprise may apply for removal from the list of abnormal operation after submitting and publicizing annual report of the unreported year.
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How to remove an enterprise from the abnormal operation list if it is moved into the list because no one could be contacted at the registered address?
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An enterprise may apply for removal from the list of abnormal operation after the change of registered address procedures are completed.
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After being moved into the list of abnormal operation, the enterprise still fails to fulfill the relevant obligations. What are the consequences?
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An enterprise who is moved into the list of abnormal operation for three years but still fails to fulfill its obligations, will be moved into List of Seriously Illegal and Dishonest Enterprises (“Black List”)
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After an enterprise is moved into the “Black List”, will it affect the legal representative and person in charge?
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Yes, the legal representative and person in charge of an enterprise in “Black List” shall not serve as legal representative or person in charge of other enterprises within three years.
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