What is the standard for collecting property fees?

Legal analysis: the charging standard of property fees belongs to the adjustment scope of price law and should be clearly marked. The property management enterprise shall publicize the name of the property management enterprise, the content of property services, service standards, charging items, charging methods and charging standards to the owners in a prominent position in the property management area according to law. The collection standard of property fees should be coordinated with China's economic development and people's actual living standards. It should not exceed the actual affordability of the owners, nor should it blindly reduce the level of fees, which will cause the owners' property to depreciate and restrict the improvement of people's living standards. Therefore, the research and determination of property fee collection standards should be realistic, objective and fair.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Price Law.

Article 6 The prices of goods and services shall be subject to market-regulated prices in addition to government-guided prices or government-set prices in accordance with the provisions of Article 18 of this Law, and shall be determined by business operators independently in accordance with this Law.

Article 7 The pricing of business operators shall follow the principles of fairness, legality, honesty and credibility.

Article 8 The basic basis for pricing by operators is the production and operation costs and market supply and demand.

Article 9 Operators should strive to improve production and operation management, reduce production and operation costs, provide consumers with goods and services at reasonable prices, and obtain legitimate profits in market competition.

Twelfth operators in price activities, should abide by laws and regulations, the implementation of government guidance, government pricing, legal price intervention measures and emergency measures formulated according to law.

Article 13 When selling, buying goods and providing services, business operators shall clearly mark the prices in accordance with the provisions of the competent pricing department of the government, indicating the commodity name, place of origin, specifications, grade, pricing unit, price or service items, charging standards and other relevant information. Operators shall not sell goods at a price higher than the marked price, and shall not charge any unspecified fees.