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Article R526-22 of the French Commercial code

Within a period of one month prior to the total cessation of his professional activity or within a period of one month from such cessation, the individual limited liability entrepreneur requests, via the single body mentioned in article R. 123-1, his removal from the special register mentioned in Article R. 526-15 indicating the date of cessation.

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Article R526-23 of the French Commercial code

When mention is made in the special register provided for in Article R. 526-15, the Registrar shall automatically and without delay deregister the registered person and at the same time send a file to the electronic one-stop shop implemented by the single body mentioned in Article R. 123-1, in accordance with the provisions of the same article.

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Article R526-24 of the French Commercial code

In the event of failure to comply with the provisions of the third paragraph of Article R. 526-16 and article R. 526-22, the judge responsible for overseeing the trade and companies register in the jurisdiction shall, either of his own motion or at the request of the public prosecutor or any person showing an interest, issue an order requiring the interested party to have the entry made and, if necessary,…

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Article R526-25 of the French Commercial code

The disaffiliation of a sole trader with limited liability from the social security body to which he is subject pronounced in application of the two first paragraphs of article L. 613-4 of the Social Security Code entails his removal from the special register in which he is registered. The Registrar shall automatically proceed with the removal from the special register referred to in the first paragraph as soon as he…

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Article R526-26 of the French Commercial code

I.-For the application of the second paragraph of article L. 526-22, the assets, rights, obligations and securities held by the sole trader, which are useful for the professional activity, are those which, by their nature, purpose or object, are used for this activity, such as: 1° a business, a craft business, an agricultural business, all the tangible or intangible assets that make them up and the rights relating to them,…

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Article R526-27 of the French Commercial code

To carry out the professional activity referred to in the first paragraph of article L. 526-22, and without prejudice to articles D. 123-235 and D. 123-236, the sole trader uses a name incorporating his surname or usual name immediately preceded or followed by the words: “sole trader” or the initials: “EI”. The name appears on the documents and correspondence used for professional purposes by the person concerned. The name appears…

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Article D526-28 of the French Commercial code

I.-On pain of nullity, the act of renunciation provided for by article L. 526-25 of the French Commercial Code shall contain the following information concerning the sole trader renouncing the protection of his personal assets and the beneficiary of the renunciation: 1° With regard to the sole trader renouncing protection of his personal assets: . a) The sole trader’s name at birth, surname at use, forenames, nationality, date and place…

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Article D526-29 of the French Commercial code

A standard form of waiver is approved by order of the minister responsible for the economy. If the beneficiary of the waiver is a credit institution or finance company within the meaning of Article L. 511-1 of the Monetary and Financial Code, it shall provide a copy of the standard model free of charge to the sole trader who requests it.

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Article D526-30 of the French Commercial code

I.-The transferor, donor or contributor shall publish, at his own expense, the universal transfer of business assets provided for in article L. 526-27, in the form of a notice in the Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales or an announcement in a medium authorised to receive legal announcements in the department in which the business is carried on, no later than one month after it is completed. This notice…

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