Can One Re-Activate an Old & Inactive Entity To Have More Years in Business

Can One Re-Activate an Old & Inactive Entity To Have More Years in Business

Any entity which has entered an INACTIVE status according to the Secretary of State's registration database will simply have an age of when it was re-established (i.e. this year). 

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