Is it reasonable to add electricity meter loss fee every time the property is copied?

1. Allocate evenly according to the number of sub-tables. This algorithm is relatively simple.

2. According to the proportion of water consumption in the sub-table, use more water and spread more.

First, whether it is reasonable for a property company to charge users for water and electricity losses depends on the form in which the property company collects water and electricity charges.

2. Theoretically speaking, the charging subject of water, electricity and heating fee should be the supplier of water, electricity and heating, that is, the water supply company charges the owner, the power company charges the electricity fee and the heating company charges the heating fee. However, in practice, many property management companies often charge water, electricity and heating fees for convenience. There are two main forms:

1. Free collection: for some properties, the property management company will sign water supply, power supply and heating contracts with water supply companies, power companies and heating companies, and the property management company will pay the water, electricity and heating fees to the water supply companies, power companies and heating companies in a unified manner according to the summary table, and then the property management company will collect relevant fees from the owners.

2. Entrusted collection: In some property management companies, water companies, power companies and heating companies entrust property management companies to collect relevant fees from each owner. The property management company accepts the entrustment of the water supply company, the electric power company and the heating company, and then transfers the collected fees to the water supply company, the electric power company and the heating company, and the water supply company, the electric power company and the heating company pay certain service fees to the property management company.

Three, the above two different situations, such as water, electricity, heating costs owed to the owners to claim rights of the litigation subject and charging standards are different. If it is free of charge, the property company can negotiate with the owner to collect the water and electricity loss fee reasonably; If it is entrusted to collect, the property company has no right to collect the loss of utilities.