5. Where does the office expenses of the owners' committee come from?

The office expenses of the owners' committee, including members' subsidies, are not charged to the owners of the community, but deducted from the property fees by a few percent. This deduction must be approved by the owners' meeting and written into the property contract selected by the owners' meeting. The office expenses of the owners' committee include members' subsidies, which can come from advertising fees, parking fees and other income of the community. But no matter where it comes from, it must be approved by the owners' meeting. The office expenses of the owners' committee include: the expenses of the owners' meeting and the owners' committee meeting; Office supplies such as paper, printing and copying; Telephone charges; Transportation expenses; Material conditions to ensure the normal operation of the owners' congress and the owners' committee. Owners' committee is not a legal person organization. The fund accounts should be entrusted to the property enterprise or intermediary agency for escrow, earmarking, regular audit publicity, and accept the supervision of community owners.