Does the state have any regulations on collecting property fees for resettlement communities?

The state does not specifically stipulate the collection of property fees for resettlement communities, and the basis is as follows:

Property service charges shall comply with the provisions of Article 11 of the Measures for the Administration of Property Service Charges. Property service charges include service costs, statutory taxes and fees, and corporate profits. The nine expenses that constitute the service cost are directly related to the quantity and quality of parts and facilities used by the property. Therefore, the realty service enterprise shall go through the filing formalities in accordance with Article 29 of the Measures for Undertaking Property Inspection, and publicly file the filing documents such as the realty service contract, management statute, property undertaking inspection agreement and inspection handover record, so as to prove that it undertakes the property according to law, and through the guidance and supervision of the administrative department. The owner shall, according to the filing documents, confirm that the realty service enterprise abides by the provisions of Article 10 of the Price Law, and accurately record and verify the service cost and service fee (charging standard); The reporting and filing obligations have been fulfilled in accordance with the regulations, and the provisions of clearly marked property service charges have been observed, and the contents listed in Article 6 have been disclosed.

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