Go to the property to pay the electricity bill today. Is it reasonable for the property management company not to give me an invoice?

If there is an agreement between the power company and the property company, the property company should be able to issue invoices. Although it is the property company's own invoice (that is, it is stamped with the official seal of the property company), it is not the invoice of the power company, but the content of collecting electricity charges, and there is no need to pay taxes. Taxes are paid by the electric power department.

If there is no agreement between the power company and the property company, the property company will pay taxes if it issues its own invoices.

In addition, if your community uses temporary electricity, the property management company can't issue an invoice, because the general temporary electricity is construction electricity, and the developer has to pay the power company. The electricity charge collected by the property company should be handed over to the developer, so the developer will not and cannot invoice you, because it involves the question of who pays the tax.

However, the property management fee is not. The property management company is the direct beneficiary, and this fee will not be handed over to others. The property management fee includes tax. Therefore, the invoice for property management fees should be issued by the property management company and must be issued, otherwise it is suspected of breaking the law.