Do I need to bring any information to pay the property fee?

Pay the property fee with the identity certificate of the owner of the house, such as the owner's ID card, a copy of the owner's ID card, etc. Property fees are generally paid in the property service hall, and some residential property fees can be paid online. This way is more convenient, and the owner only needs to register the payment in the property.

The role of paying property fees

1. The property fee can preserve the property of the owner.

Just like a good car needs maintenance, so does a house. The premise of maintenance is that you have to pay the property fee. When the elevator broke down and no one repaired it, and no one removed weeds everywhere in the community, the house naturally depreciated.

2. Guarantee of quality of life

Owners pay property fees, and the community's public security, public equipment use management, and greening will be taken care of. Garbage dumps and parks are your choices.

Content of property fee

1. Management fee and cleaning fee: maintenance fee for community greening, such as greening tools, labor insurance supplies, greening water fee, pesticide fee, weed removal fee, landscape renovation fee, and public area cleaning fee, including tools, labor insurance supplies, sanitation and antivirus fee, septic tank cleaning fee, and other expenses required for garbage transportation and cleaning.

2. Maintenance fee of public facilities: various civil works of public buildings such as corridors, foyers, stairs and roads; There are also daily expenses such as water, electricity, gas, fire protection system and equipment maintenance.

3. Salaries of management and service personnel and welfare expenses extracted according to regulations: basic salary, welfare expenses extracted according to regulations, overtime and clothing expenses. This does not include bonuses for management and service personnel. Generally, bonuses are extracted from profits according to economic benefits.

4. Statutory taxes and fees: related to the unified provisions of the state, such as urban maintenance and construction tax, surcharge, business tax, etc.