Is it reasonable to charge the second renovation fee for the property? Charge as much as you want.

The decoration management fee is legal and reasonable, and there will be various expenses in the decoration process, some of which are generated by invisible consumption and some are eye-catching. Before paying the related expenses, it is necessary to know what the reason is.

Legal. The decoration management fee is reasonable, and the expenses that need to be borne by the owner are generally as follows:

1, decoration garbage clearing fee. Decoration waste is different from domestic waste, and its transportation and treatment need to pay extra. The collection of garbage clearance fees in newly-built residential areas is generally formulated by local governments. During the second renovation, the property will generally set its own charging standards. This fee is not mandatory. If the owner promises to clean up the decoration garbage himself, he can not pay it. It should be reminded that this self-cleaning refers to transporting the decoration garbage to the construction waste disposal site designated by the local government, rather than to the temporary garbage dump set up by the property department.

2. Water and electricity deposit during renovation. Most newly-built residential areas did not formally install magnetic card meters or ic card meters when they moved in. They are just ordinary meters, so the property will charge a water and electricity deposit first. After renovation, according to the owner's decoration and use, more refunds and less supplements will be made.

3. Decoration management fee. This is a controversial issue. Some people think that fees should not be charged, but at present most property companies will.

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4. Decoration deposit. This controversy is also quite big. However, the decoration deposit will be refunded in most cases, and only a few property companies will find various reasons to deduct the decoration deposit. As for whether the decoration deposit is charged at random, there are no relevant provisions in national laws and regulations at present, and no documents have been issued to stop collecting it. In the property management regulations, there is no mention of decoration deposit.

What items should the decoration management fee include?

1. Salary of managers: refers to the basic salary, salary subsidies, employee welfare expenses and labor protection expenses of managers.

2. Office expenses: refers to the expenses of stationery, paper, accounts, printing, posts and telecommunications, books and newspapers, meetings, water and electricity used by enterprises for office management.

3. Travel expenses: refers to the travel expenses, accommodation expenses, local transportation expenses and missed meals subsidies, family visit expenses, labor recruitment expenses, one-time retirement expenses for employees, medical expenses for injured employees, site transfer expenses and fuel, road maintenance fees and license fees for vehicles used by management departments.

4. The use fee of fixed assets refers to the depreciation, overhaul, maintenance and lease expenses of houses, equipment and instruments belonging to fixed assets used by management and test parts and affiliated production units.

5. The use fee of tools and appliances refers to the purchase, maintenance and amortization fee of production tools, appliances, furniture, vehicles, inspection, testing, surveying and mapping, fire fighting appliances, etc. Not a fixed asset.

6. Labor insurance expenses: refers to the expenses paid by enterprises to retired employees, such as resettlement subsidies, employee severance payments, wages of sick employees for more than six months, employee death and funeral subsidies, pension expenses, etc., which are paid to retired cadres according to regulations.

7. Trade union funds: refers to the expenses accrued by the enterprise according to the employees' learning advanced technology, improving their educational level and the total wages of employees.

8. Employee education funds: refers to the expenses accrued by enterprises according to the total wages of employees for learning advanced technologies and improving their cultural level.

9. Property insurance: refers to the property and vehicle insurance under construction management.

10. Financial expenses: refers to various expenses incurred by enterprises to raise funds.

1 1. Tax: refers to the property tax, vehicle and vessel use tax, land use tax and stamp duty paid by enterprises according to regulations.