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Can the company registration authority reinstate the registration of a company that has been forcibly deregistered?
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After a company is forcibly deregistered, the company registration authority may reinstate the company registration in order to safeguard national interests and public interests.
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What will happen after the company registration authority restores the registration of a company that was forcibly deregistered?
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After the company registration authority makes a decision to restore the company registration, it shall revert the company to its status before the forced cancellation of registration, and publicize it to the public through the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System.
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What happens when the company registration authority restores the registration of a company that has been forcibly deregistered, and the company name has already been occupied?
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If a company name has already been registered and used by a third party, the company registration authority will only restore its unified social credit code or registration number when restoring the registration and will not restore its name.
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What should a company that has been reinstated to compulsory deregistration by the company registration authority do?
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Companies that have resumed registration should promptly carry out liquidation and apply for deregistration in accordance with the law. If a company fails to apply for deregistration within three years from the date of resuming registration, the company registration authority may initiate the compulsory deregistration process again.
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What are the consequences of submitting false materials when applying for restoration of company registration?
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Where any entity or individual submits false materials or employs other fraudulent means to conceal important facts in applying for objection or restoration of company registration, or uses the application for objection or restoration of company registration to seek illegal benefits, disrupt market order, or endanger national security and public interests, if there are provisions in laws, administrative regulations, or departmental rules, such provisions shall apply; if there are no such provisions, the company registration authority shall impose a fine of up to 100,000 yuan.
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