What items does the property fee specifically include?

1. The property fee we usually pay is calculated by multiplying the residential area by one square meter. So, what items do we pay for the property? Specifically, it includes eight parts: greening fee, security fee, cleaning fee, property rent, communication, community culture and other comprehensive fees, daily maintenance fee of public facilities and equipment, staff salary and welfare fee, and statutory taxes and fees. After deducting the reasonable cost of the property, the remaining part of the property fee and the public space income of the community belong to the owner.

2,202 1, 1,1The Civil Code promulgated and implemented in June 2002 has more perfect provisions on property liability. At the same time, it can also bring more benefits to the owners.

Benefits to owners: Owners enjoy the benefits of community public space.

After deducting the reasonable cost of the property, the remaining income of the community, such as elevator advertising income, ground parking fee income and public housing rental income, belongs to the owner. Property can't be pocketed without telling the owner, and the money earned should be distributed to the owner.

Welfare II: The owner can dismiss the property. Article 284 of the Civil Code stipulates that the owner is dissatisfied with the property because of its service quality and service attitude, and has the right to choose to change the property.

Welfare III: Property protects the owner's personal safety and property safety. Article 944 of the Civil Law stipulates that a property cannot coerce the owner to pay the property fee by cutting off water and electricity.

Welfare 4: For specific property losses, the owner can find the bottom of the property. For example, Mr. Li's car was parked downstairs and hit by a parabolic object upstairs. After finding the perpetrators through monitoring and other means, Mr. Li Can found the property and demanded corresponding compensation.

3. In addition to the relevant requirements for property services, the Civil Code has also made relevant provisions on issues of concern to the owners.

1 stipulates that if the perpetrator cannot be found, the loss shall be borne by the owner and property of the building.

Rule 2: Vacant houses cannot be used as a reason for refusing to pay property fees. Vacant houses also have to pay property fees.

Rule 3: If you don't sign a property service contract, you still have to pay the property fee.

Rule 4: It is the owner's obligation to pay the property fee on time.