What is the basis of the property fee pricing standard?

The basis of property charges is mainly manifested in two aspects: first, the agreement of the contract; The second is the law. (a) the terms of the contract. Property management entrustment contract is a kind of paid labor service contract, and the client obtains the professional service of the management company by paying a certain fee; Accordingly, property management companies charge fees and earn profits by providing management services, thus maintaining the company's operation and development. Property management companies charge fees according to the cost and labor required for the management services they provide and the reasonable profits they should earn as operating companies. In view of this, the property management contract can determine a charging standard under the condition of scientifically calculating the management cost and reasonably arranging the labor force. (2) the provisions of the law. Property management fee is a kind of service fee, which belongs to service price. In addition to the important public welfare services, the service price is subject to government guidance or government pricing, and the general service price is subject to market adjustment. The basic basis of operator pricing is production and operation costs and market supply and demand.

legal ground

People's Republic of China (PRC) price method

Article 6 The prices of goods and services shall be subject to market-regulated prices in addition to government-guided prices or government-set prices in accordance with the provisions of Article 18 of this Law, and shall be determined by business operators independently in accordance with this Law.

Article 7 The pricing of business operators shall follow the principles of fairness, legality, honesty and credibility.

Article 8 The basic basis for pricing by operators is the production and operation costs and market supply and demand.

Article 9 Operators should strive to improve production and operation management, reduce production and operation costs, provide consumers with goods and services at reasonable prices, and obtain legitimate profits in market competition.