Does the owner have the right to view the property maintenance invoice?

As the payer, the owner has the financial supervision right, but the way to exercise this right is not to manage the company's accounts through the owner's private investigation. The purpose of the audit is to supervise and manage the openness and transparency of the company's financial expenditure, whether it meets the budget items, and whether it deceives the owners in terms of expenditure. Both the supervisor and the supervised need to make authoritative and legally effective conclusions on the inspection results. Ordinary owners do not have professional financial knowledge, and even professional financial personnel cannot provide legal audit certificates in their personal capacity. Therefore, the management company has the right to refuse the owner's personal audit, otherwise every owner can abuse his own audit right and can only seriously interfere with the normal operation of the management company. If the owner wants to exercise this right, there are two ways to choose: one is to entrust a private accounting firm to carry out the inspection, or to ask the owners' Committee to entrust a professional firm to carry out the inspection. Only professional accounting firms recognized by national laws can provide effective audit reports, achieve the purpose of auditing accounts, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of both parties, and really help owners exercise their legitimate rights.