Will being sued for not paying property fees affect credit reporting?

Legal analysis: failure to pay property fees will not affect credit reporting. The information recorded by the credit reporting agency is different. The parties are sued only because they have not paid the property fee, which is not bad information and will not affect the credit reporting of the parties. However, after the people's court makes a judgment on the property fee, if the party concerned has the ability to pay the property fee but does not pay it, the people's court will include the information of the party concerned in the list of dishonesty. In this case, the credit information of the party concerned will be affected.

Legal basis: Article 16 of the Regulations on the Administration of Credit Information Industry stipulates that the retention period of personal bad information by credit information agencies is 5 years from the date of termination of bad behavior or incident; More than 5 years, should be deleted.

During the retention period of bad information, the information subject may explain the bad information, and the credit reporting institution shall record it.