What are the contents of property fees stipulated by the state?

The general vegetable market will charge the following fees: 1. Booth fee. For example, some booths are located in seats with large traffic, and the booth fee will naturally be more expensive. 2. The health management fee charged by most food markets is public health, which needs to be cleaned by special personnel, so it is natural to charge. 3. Water and electricity charges, property fees, some booths need water and electricity, and special management needs water and electricity property fees. The entrance fee is charged by some food markets with a particularly large flow of people.

Legal basis:

Notice on further standardizing the booth fees and supermarket admission fees of farmers' markets in this Municipality

Article 1 Standardize the charging items of stalls in farmers' markets. The fees that farmers' market operators can charge from market operators include booth fees, business tax charged on demand and utilities of special merchants. The standard of booth fees can be determined by the market promoters according to market construction or contracting costs, equipment depreciation, personnel salaries and insurance, property management fees, shared water and electricity, taxes paid, reasonable profits and other related expenses. The collection of taxes and fees and the public utilities of special merchants shall strictly implement the standards prescribed by the state and shall not charge extra fees. In addition to the above fees, the farmers' market shall not charge any other fees to the business households.

Article 2 Market charges shall be clearly marked. Farmers' markets and supermarkets shall, in accordance with the provisions, publicize the items and standards collected from operators in a prominent position in the business premises or payment places, and accept social supervision. The publicity content includes: service content, charging items, charging standards, industry supervision telephone number, price reporting telephone number, etc. Operators of farmers' markets and supermarkets have the right to refuse to pay undisclosed items and standards.