The rent problem during the epidemic period stipulated by the state

The state has not stipulated rent-free during the epidemic period. The state encourages local governments to introduce relevant financial support policies. Give full play to the role of special funds for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises at the same level, set up special relief funds where conditions permit, and increase support for small and medium-sized enterprises seriously affected by the epidemic. Encourage all localities to combine the actual situation of local SMEs affected by the epidemic, reduce taxes and administrative fees according to laws and regulations, and promote the introduction of financial support policies such as reducing property rent, delaying or appropriately returning social insurance premiums, delaying taxes, reducing the cost of production factors, and increasing subsidies for enterprise employees' skills training and job security incentives, so as to effectively reduce the cost burden of SMEs. In areas where relevant policies have been issued, it is necessary to strengthen departmental coordination and promote effective implementation as soon as possible.

Legal objectivity:

Item (1) of Article 2 of the Guiding Opinions on Further Helping Small and Micro Enterprises and Individual Industrial and Commercial Houses in the Service Industry to Alleviate the Housing Rent Pressure in Response to the COVID-19 Epidemic proposes that small and micro enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households in the service industry with difficulties in renting state-owned houses (including houses of state-owned enterprises and government departments, universities, research institutes and other administrative institutions, the same below) will be exempted from housing rent for three months in the first half of the year. Sublet and sublet state-owned housing to ensure that the rent-free benefits eventually fall on the lessee. (two) the lease of state-owned houses owned by the central government (including state-owned houses owned by relevant departments, central enterprises, central universities and research institutes), the implementation of housing rent support policies for small and micro enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households in the service industry. If the rent reduction affects the performance of state-owned enterprises and institutions, it shall be determined according to the actual situation in the assessment. (3) For small and micro enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households that have difficulties in leasing non-state-owned houses, lessors are encouraged to reduce or postpone the rental of houses on the basis of equal consultation between the two parties, taking into account the actual difficulties of the lessee.