What can be included in the property service expenditure?

Property service expenditure includes property management fee, cleaning fee, security fee, greening maintenance fee, elevator maintenance fee, garbage disposal fee and public facilities maintenance fee. The specific projects that can be included vary according to different regions and management methods. It is recommended to consult local property management companies or lawyers to ensure compliance.

According to my understanding of property service expenditure, the following are some common items that can be included in property service expenditure:

1. Property management fee: Property management fee refers to the fee paid by the owner to the property management company according to a certain proportion or a fixed amount for the maintenance and management of public facilities, greening, security and other services in the community.

2. Cleaning expenses: including the cleaning of public areas in the community, the wages of cleaning staff, cleaning supplies and other expenses.

3. Security expenses: used to pay the salaries of community security personnel, equipment maintenance expenses, etc.

4. Greening maintenance cost: the cost of maintaining greening facilities such as flowers, trees and lawns in the community, including plant pruning, watering and fertilization.

5. Elevator maintenance fee: used to maintain elevator equipment in the community, including regular maintenance, repair, troubleshooting and other expenses.

6. Garbage disposal fee: used to pay the garbage removal and disposal fee in the community.

7. Maintenance cost of public facilities: used to maintain public facilities in the community, such as roads, parking lots, swimming pools, gymnasiums and other facilities.

It should be noted that the specific items that can be included in the property service expenditure may be different due to different regions, community sizes and management methods. In addition, according to the laws and regulations of different countries and regions, some special expenses may also be included in the expenditure on property services. Therefore, under specific circumstances, it is recommended that you consult the local property management company or lawyer to ensure that your fees comply with relevant laws and regulations.

The scope and provisions of property expense reimbursement refer to the scope and relevant provisions of reimbursable expenses in property management. Generally speaking, what can be included in the scope of property expense reimbursement includes but is not limited to the following aspects: property management fee, security fee, cleaning fee, greening fee, maintenance fee, etc. Specific reimbursement regulations may vary from region to region and property management companies, and invoices, receipts, expense details and other relevant supporting documents are generally required. In addition, reimbursement of expenses may also be subject to certain restrictions. For example, expenses exceeding a certain amount may require additional approval procedures. In order to ensure the compliance of reimbursement, it is recommended to consult the property management company or the relevant person in charge before reimbursement, understand the specific scope and provisions of reimbursement, and provide corresponding materials and applications as required.

Legal basis:

Property management regulations:

Chapter VI Legal Liability

Sixty-fourth in violation of the property service contract, the owners did not pay the property service fee, the owners' committee shall urge them to pay within a time limit; If it fails to pay within the time limit, the realty service enterprise may bring a lawsuit to the people's court.