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, and the right to present the clientele of a liberal professional;
2° Movable property such as goods, equipment and tools, agricultural equipment, as well as means of mobility for itinerant activities such as door-to-door sales and services, transport or delivery activities;
Immovable property used to carry on the business of a self-employed professional
3° Immovable property used for the business, including that part of the sole trader’s main residence used for business purposes; where such property is held by a company in which the sole trader is a shareholder or partner and whose main activity is to make it available to the sole trader, the shares or units in such a company;
> Intangible property such as land, buildings, vehicles, etc.
4° Intangible assets such as customer data, patents, licences, trademarks, designs and models, and more generally intellectual property rights, trade names and brand names;
5° Cash on hand, any cash held at the place where the business is carried on, sums held in bank accounts dedicated to this activity, in particular under articles L. 613-10 of the Social Security Code and L. 123-24 of this Code, as well as sums intended to cover current expenses relating to this activity.
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II -Where the sole trader is subject to legal or regulatory accounting obligations, his business assets are presumed to include at least all the items recorded in the accounting documents, provided that they are regular and accurate and give a true and fair view of the assets, financial situation and results of the business. Subject to the same proviso, the accounting documents are presumed to identify the remuneration derived from the independent professional activity, which is included in the personal assets of the sole trader.