The difference between property tax and property fee

Property tax requires its lessee or owner to pay a certain amount of tax every year, and the tax payable will increase with the increase of real estate market value. Property tax is a kind of property tax levied on property owners according to the taxable residual value or rental income of houses.

Property fee refers to the fees charged by property owners and users who entrust property management units to carry out daily maintenance, repair, renovation and other services related to residents' lives in residential areas, such as housing construction and its equipment, public facilities, greening, sanitation, transportation, public security and environment. Owners pay property fees mainly for the community environment where owners live together, so that property companies can lay an economic foundation for the management of the community. Property management fee refers to the fee that a property management company should pay to provide property management services to property users or owners according to the property management service contract. In essence, there is not much difference between property management fees and property management fees. In many cases, property management fee is short for property management fee. The difference is that the property fee is mainly charged according to the state regulations, and the property management fee is the sum of the fees generated after perfecting and supplementing the property fee.

The connection between property fees and property management fees is that the fees are all taken from the owners and used for the construction and management of the community. Relatively speaking, property management fees cover a wider range of services.