Do I have to pay the property fee if I don't take the house or the key?

According to the relevant regulations of the state, as long as the developer does not ask the owner to repossess the building in any way, no matter the hardcover room or the blank room, there is no need to pay the property fee. However, if the house has met the delivery conditions, and the occupancy notice is due to personal factors and the key has not been taken, which meets the delivery standard, the property fee will be paid.

Failing to pay the property fee for overdue delivery. The new house is vacant 1 year, and the property fee is reduced. According to the regulations, if the general housing is vacant 1 year after delivery, the advance property fee may be appropriately reduced or exempted according to the specific situation. In addition, the owner does not need to pay any fees for the developer's overdue delivery. If the property is forcibly accepted, it can be rejected.

Composition of property fees

1. Management fee and cleaning fee: maintenance fee for community greening, such as green tools fee, labor insurance supplies fee, green water fee, pesticide fee, weed cleaning fee, landscape renovation fee, etc. And cleaning fees for public areas, including tools, labor insurance supplies, sanitation and anti-virus, septic tank cleaning fees, garbage transportation fees and other expenses required for cleaning and sanitation.

2. Maintenance fee of public facilities: all kinds of civil works of public buildings such as corridors, hallways, stairs and roads in the community; 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 of management personnel, 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.