Who will bear the maintenance fund for demolition and resettlement houses?

Resettlement housing maintenance fund has two parts. Part of it is a certain proportion of the unit house price as the maintenance fund, and the other part is paid by the employees who need the unit house reform. Property buyers shall pay the maintenance fund to the selling unit in accordance with the proportion of 2% of the purchase price. The maintenance fund collected by the selling unit belongs to all owners and is not included in the residential sales income. The specific measures for the management and use of the after-sales maintenance fund of public housing shall be jointly formulated by the municipal and county financial departments and the real estate administrative departments, and implemented after being reported to the local people's government for approval.

Resettlement houses and the purchase of commercial housing for real estate licenses also need to pay deed tax, housing maintenance fund and other fees. Resettlement housing refers to the houses built by the government during urban road construction and other public facilities construction projects, that is, houses that have been demolished for urban planning, land development and other reasons and placed for residents or tenants to live in.

What is the payment standard of the maintenance fund for demolition and resettlement houses?

1. When the buyer purchases the house from the developer and handles the transfer of property rights, he shall pay it to the commercial bank designated by the real estate administrative department of the city where the house is located according to the standard of 2% ~ 3% of the total house price or 0/00 yuan per square meter to 200 yuan. The specific collection standard is determined by the local real estate administrative departments according to local conditions.

2. The collection standards vary slightly from place to place. Taking Wuhan as an example, the standard is: 49 yuan/square meter for brick-concrete structure houses; Elevator frame residence 55 yuan /m2. Frame structure residence with elevator (below 14 floors) 6 1 yuan/m2; 73 yuan/m2 (15th floor and above) of frame structure residence with elevator; Beijing is another standard, below 6 floors 100 yuan/square meter; 200 yuan /m2 for floors 7 and above. Consult the project developer or housing management department for details.

Do you need to pay maintenance fund for demolition and resettlement houses?

1, mainly depends on how you signed the resettlement housing contract. These terms will generally be marked as delivered by Party A or Party B in the contract. If not, you have to pay the housing maintenance fund and deed tax. As for how much to pay, it depends on local policies.

2. Resettlement houses need to pay deed tax, housing maintenance fund and other expenses, just like buying commercial houses and doing real estate licenses. Resettlement housing refers to the houses built by the government during urban road construction and other public facilities construction projects, that is, houses that have been demolished for urban planning, land development and other reasons and placed for residents or tenants to live in.

Legal basis:

Measures for the administration of maintenance funds for the use of facilities and equipment in residential areas Article 6 The after-sales maintenance funds for public housing come from two parts:

1. The sales unit shall be drawn from the sales price according to a certain proportion. In principle, multi-storey houses shall not be less than 20% of the selling price, and high-rise houses shall not be less than 30% of the selling price. This part of the funds belongs to the selling unit.

2. Property buyers shall pay the maintenance fund to the selling unit according to the proportion of 2% of the purchase price. The maintenance fund collected by the selling unit belongs to all owners and is not included in the residential sales income. The specific measures for the management and use of the after-sales maintenance fund of public housing shall be jointly formulated by the municipal and county financial departments and the real estate administrative departments, and implemented after being reported to the local people's government for approval.