Does the industry Committee have the right to collect property fees from the self-managed community?

Owners' autonomy does not have any right to collect property management fees, but it has the right to supervise property personnel to collect fees. As long as the fees are unreasonable, owner autonomy can be solved. The main responsibility of owner autonomy is to implement the owners' meeting and the implementation of supervision and management.

1. Does owner autonomy have the right to collect property management fees?

No right to charge;

1, the community industry Committee is not eligible to charge. Because, according to the Property Management Regulations, the main body of collecting property fees is the property company, and it is necessary to apply for a License for Charging. Industry Committee belongs to the owner's autonomous organization, which can supervise and inspect the income and expenditure of the property and supervise its regular posting. If the industry committee charges fees in violation of regulations, the owners can refuse to pay and complain to the price and housing management until they want to bring a lawsuit to the court.

2. The charging standard of property fees is generally formulated by the local government departments at or above the county level, or the community industry committee holds a general meeting of all owners to discuss, and determines the service fees paid by the owners according to the services provided by the hired property company, and then reports them to the price department for approval and the housing management department for the record.

Second, the rights and obligations of the owners' committee

1, the owners' committee is the executive body of the owners' congress, and its rights are:

(1) convene a meeting of the owners' congress to amend the owners' convention and the articles of association of the owners' committee;

(two) on behalf of the owners and property management companies selected by the owners' congress to sign a property service contract;

(three) timely understand the opinions and suggestions of the owners and property users, and supervise and assist the property management enterprises to perform the property service contract;

(4) Review the annual management work plan and annual expense budget;

(five) to supervise the construction and rational use of public facilities;

(6) Supervise the implementation of the owners' convention;

(seven) other duties entrusted by the owners' congress.

2. The obligations of the owners' committee are:

(1) Report to the owners' meeting;

(two) to implement the resolutions adopted by the owners' meeting and accept the supervision of the owners;

(three) to implement and urge the owners to abide by the relevant laws and policies such as property management, and assist the property management enterprises to carry out various management work;

(4) Accept the supervision and guidance of government management agencies, and implement the instructions and requirements put forward by government departments for this property management;

(5) The decisions made by the owners' committee shall not violate the laws, regulations and policies, the decisions of the owners' congress or the interests of the owners.

To sum up, owner autonomy is an organization established by the owners themselves, which has little legal significance, but it is very important for the community; However, this institution has no right to charge various fees, and charging fees from property companies can only be carried out after handling legal documents. Therefore, when you do something, you should see if it meets the conditions.