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不正受給に関与した事業主に関する報告

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不正受給に関与した事業主に関する報告

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This document reports on the case of Kabushiki Kaisha Kouran, which fraudulently received employment adjustment subsidies. It includes details such as the publication date, representative name, business overview, location, subsidy name, cancellation date, amount ordered for repayment, repayment status, and the nature of the fraudulent act. Specifically, it highlights that the company falsely claimed to have suspended operations while it had not, in order to receive the subsidy.

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