Core Viewpoint - Companies may underestimate the consequences of being listed in the abnormal operation directory, which can lead to significant risks and challenges in maintaining their business credibility [1] Group 1: Reasons for Being Listed in Abnormal Operation - Companies may be listed due to failure to timely disclose annual reports, which must be submitted between January 1 and June 30 each year [3] - Providing false or concealed information in public disclosures, such as overstating registered capital or inaccurate equity change information [3] - Not fulfilling the obligation to disclose immediate information within 20 working days regarding administrative licenses or penalties [3] - Being unreachable at the registered address during verification by the business administration [3] - Incorrect contact information provided by the company, leading to multiple failed attempts by the business bureau to establish contact [4] - Failure to apply for address change with the business bureau after relocating [4] - Changes in address, name, or business scope without updating the business license [4] - Not submitting the annual report within the required timeframe [4] Group 2: Consequences of Abnormal Operation Status - Credit damage occurs, leaving a negative record in the national enterprise credit information public system, which directly affects financing, bidding, and business cooperation [6] - Operational restrictions arise, preventing the company from processing changes or cancellations, and limiting participation in government procurement and public resource transactions [7] - Legal responsibilities escalate, with companies remaining in abnormal status for three years facing the risk of being listed as seriously untrustworthy, potentially leading to business license revocation [8] - Individual business owners face unique risks, including damaged credit records affecting personal loans and housing purchases, with a three-year abnormal status possibly resulting in license revocation and restrictions on starting new businesses [9] - Tax-related consequences may occur, with tax authorities potentially listing the company as non-compliant, restricting invoice applications and export tax refunds, and incurring late fees [11] Group 3: Steps to Quickly Resolve Abnormal Status - Step one involves logging into the national enterprise credit information public system to self-check the reason for being listed [13] - Step two requires addressing the specific issues, such as submitting overdue annual reports or correcting false public information [13] - Step three entails submitting an application for removal from the abnormal operation list, which can be done online or at the local market supervision bureau [13] Group 4: Prevention Guidelines - Setting reminders for annual report submissions by June 30 each year and designating responsible personnel [14] - Managing address changes by ensuring registration updates within 30 days of relocation [14] - Conducting quarterly checks on public information to ensure accuracy [14] - Choosing reputable agencies for accounting services [14]

Core Viewpoint - The recent closure of multiple branches of Zhuoyue Children's Sports Center in Zhengzhou has raised concerns among parents, with many reporting unfulfilled classes and significant financial losses due to the abrupt shutdowns [1][4][5]. Group 1: Closure Incidents - Numerous parents have reported that their children’s classes at Zhuoyue Children's Sports Center remain uncompleted, yet the facilities have suddenly closed without prior notice [1][4]. - In Zhengzhou, the Zhuoyue Children's Sports Center at Zhongyuan Wanda has been locked, with parents stating that they had prepaid for classes, some even purchasing lifetime memberships worth 40,000 yuan [4][5]. - A total of 176 members at the Zhongyuan Wanda location have been identified, with unconsumed course fees exceeding 1 million yuan [5]. Group 2: Operational Issues - The operational entity of the sports center has changed without informing the customers, leading to confusion and frustration among parents [4]. - The Tianwang Plaza location in Zhengzhou also faced similar issues, with parents receiving vague messages about class suspensions due to "sudden venue issues" [6][7]. - In Luoyang, all six branches of Zhuoyue Children's Sports Center have closed, with parents reporting unrefunded amounts exceeding 7.66 million yuan [13][14]. Group 3: Financial and Employment Concerns - Employees of the company have reported being owed several months' wages, with some staff members claiming they have not been paid for over ten months [15][16]. - The company has been identified as having significant financial issues, including unpaid rent leading to forced lease terminations [14][16]. Group 4: Company Response and Public Perception - The company has issued statements claiming that the closures are due to decisions made by franchise investors and that overall operations are normal, despite widespread reports to the contrary [17][19]. - Official notifications from shopping centers indicate that the closures are due to the company's operational problems, further complicating the situation for affected customers [9][10]. - The company has denied rumors of bankruptcy and has stated that it is taking legal measures against those spreading false information [20].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent controversies surrounding Huang Yangtian, particularly her eligibility for college admission and her father's business issues, highlighting the impact of public perception on personal and professional matters [3]. Group 1: College Admission - Huang Yangtian has received qualification certificates from three prestigious institutions: Beijing Film Academy, Central Academy of Drama, and Communication University of China [3]. - A staff member from Communication University of China stated that as long as the admission criteria are met, the controversies surrounding Huang will not affect her college admission [3]. Group 2: Business Issues - Huang Yangtian's father, Yang Wei, has resigned from his positions in Shenzhen Water Porcelain Beauty Trading Co., Ltd., which was recently listed in the business abnormality directory due to being unreachable at its registered address [3][4]. - The company, established in April 2020 with a registered capital of 10 million yuan, underwent a name change on May 14, 2025, from "Yishantang (Shenzhen) Biotechnology Company" to its current name [4].

Core Points - The article discusses the consequences and reasons for a company being listed as operating abnormally, as well as methods to rectify such situations [1][3]. Group 1: Reasons for Operating Abnormalities - Address Abnormality: Companies may lose contact through their registered address due to failure to update after relocation or providing false registration information [3]. - Annual Report Abnormality: Companies must submit their annual reports between January 1 and June 30 each year. Failure to do so results in abnormal status [3]. - Public Information Abnormality: Companies may face issues if they conceal true information, commit fraud, or fail to timely disclose immediate information [3]. - Tax Abnormality: Long-term failure to declare taxes or tax violations can lead to being listed in the abnormal directory by tax authorities [3]. Group 2: Methods to Rectify Operating Abnormalities - Address Abnormality Rectification: Companies must submit proof to remove the abnormal status if the actual address has not changed or complete address change registration if relocated [4]. - Annual Report Rectification: Companies need to submit missing annual reports and apply to be removed from the abnormal list [4]. - Public Information Rectification: Companies must correct false information, supplement missing disclosures, and submit relevant proof to remove the abnormal status [6]. - Tax Abnormality Rectification: Companies should pay overdue taxes and penalties, complete necessary tax declarations, and apply to tax authorities to lift the abnormal status [6]. Group 3: Important Considerations - Even after rectifying the abnormal status, related records will remain in the company's credit history. Regular self-checks and establishing internal management systems are recommended to avoid future abnormalities [5].

Core Points - The CEO of Jidu, Xia Yiping, has two companies, Qingdao Jidu Technology Service Co., Ltd. and Yiwu Jidu Technology Service Co., Ltd., listed in the business abnormality directory due to being unreachable at their registered addresses [1][3][4] - Both companies were established in October 2023, with a registered capital of 10 million RMB each, and are wholly owned by Jidu Technology (Wuhan) Co., Ltd. [3][4] - The business scope of these companies includes sales of new energy vehicles, sales of testing equipment for new energy vehicles, and operation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure [3][4] Company Background - Jidu Technology (Wuhan) Co., Ltd. was previously listed in the business abnormality directory for the same reason, indicating a pattern of operational issues [7][8] - The company has faced challenges, including the departure of its public relations head and ongoing discussions about restructuring with potential partners [10][11] Financial and Operational Strategy - The company is focusing on long-term investment in core technologies to maintain a competitive edge, enhancing sales and service capabilities, and streamlining operations by merging redundant departments [12]