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Is there an invoice for the heating fee paid by the property?

There is no invoice for the property to pay the heating fee. The heating cost of the property company is not invoiced, because the property company is not responsible for heating operation and cannot invoice. If you need a heating bill, you can go to the business hall of the heating company in this city to print it, because heating is the responsibility of the heating company. The heating fee paid by the property is actually paid on behalf of the owner. Before paying the property fee, the owner can ask the property for an invoice when paying the heating fee. If the owner does not trust the property, he can pay the heating fee himself and ask the heating company to issue an invoice when paying the heating fee.

Property collection and payment is only to provide a convenient service for the owners, so that the owners don't have to take time off to pay the heating company. However, providing convenient service does not mean unlimited responsibility. If the property is responsible for the collection and payment, then the property will not be collected and paid in the future, which will increase the trouble for the residents. Therefore, if the owner feels that the property cannot provide a formal invoice, he can pay it himself.

Article 4 of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Negotiable Instruments Law * * * When issuing a ticket, the drawer shall sign and seal the bill in accordance with legal conditions, and bear the bill liability according to the recorded items.

When exercising the rights of a negotiable instrument, the holder shall sign the instrument in accordance with legal procedures and produce the instrument.

Other bill debtors who sign the bill shall bear the bill liability according to the items recorded in the bill.

The bill right mentioned in this Law refers to the right of the holder to demand the debtor of the bill to pay the bill amount, including the right of claim for payment and the right of recourse.

The bill liability mentioned in this Law refers to the obligation of the debtor of the bill to pay the amount of the bill to the holder.

Article 5 The parties to a bill may entrust an agent to sign the bill, and shall indicate the agency relationship on the bill.

If the signer signs the bill in the name of an agent without a power of attorney, the signer shall bear the bill liability; Where an agent exceeds the agency authority, he shall bear the bill liability for the part beyond the authority.

Article 13 A debtor of a negotiable instrument may not defend the holder with himself or the drawer or the holder's prior hand. However, unless the holder knows that there is a defense, he obtains the bill.

The debtor of a negotiable instrument may defend the holder who fails to perform the agreed obligations and has a direct creditor-debtor relationship with himself.

The defense mentioned in this law refers to the behavior of the debtor of a bill who refuses to perform his obligations to the creditor of the bill in accordance with the provisions of this law.