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What is the name of your state? Florida

My former employer, a construction company, was working on large commercial projects in excess of 5 million dollars. In this county, an occupational liscense is required, and usually needed when bidding on such projects. At one point, I was asked to scan their occupational license, and change the designation from a distribution company, to an installation company. Evidently, they were operating and doing construction with an improper license. I refused to do it, and know that someone else did the dirty deed. I do know that they operated for quite some time doing large commercial projects this way. I'm just curious as to what type of offense this is, or is it just a minor infraction. There have been other incidences of shady business practices while I was employed there, which was a major factor in my resigning.

Any info would be helpful.

Thanks!
 



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