The charging standard for public maintenance funds is 2000-5000% of the purchase price, which is determined by the local housing management department. After buying a new house, the home buyer needs to hand over the maintenance fund to the house inspection procedures.

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If the public facilities in the community are damaged, the community can withdraw maintenance funds for repairs.

The standards are as follows: 1. The housing public maintenance fund must be collected according to a certain proportion of the purchase price, and the charging standard is 2% of the total house payment.

2. The charging standard of the house maintenance fund depends on whether it is a multi-story residential building. The charging standards are different depending on the structure of the house.

If it is a multi-story residential construction, the current charging standard is 100/square meter. If it is a high-rise building, the charging standard is 200/square meter. The charging standards are different for different buildings.

In order to improve the quality of public transportation infrastructure, regular maintenance work is required to improve the quality of public construction.

3. We have different charging standards based on different residential properties, non-residential properties in residential areas or single building structures. We recommend that you determine the specific charging content based on local charging standards.

4. The house maintenance fund is generally collected by the developer on behalf of the developer. It is mainly used for the maintenance of public facilities of residential equipment after the maintenance period has expired, or for renovation and renovation.

The costs of repairing, updating, and renovating the functional parts of residential buildings and public facilities and equipment shall be apportioned in accordance with the following provisions: (1) The cost of the functional parts and functional parts of residential buildings or between commercial residential buildings and non-residential buildings shall be apportioned in accordance with the following provisions:

The costs of maintenance, renewal and renovation of facilities and equipment shall be shared by the relevant owners in proportion to the construction area of ??the properties they own.

(2) The cost of repairing, updating, and renovating common parts, common facilities and equipment between after-sales public housing shall be shared by the relevant owners and public housing sellers in proportion to the special housing maintenance funds deposited; of which

, which should be borne by the owners, will be shared by the relevant owners according to the proportion of the building area of ??the properties they own.

(3) The cost of maintenance, renewal, and renovation of the most common parts, most common facilities and equipment between after-sales public housing and commercial residential or non-residential housing shall first be allocated to each relevant property in accordance with the proportion of the building area.

Among them, the expenses that should be shared after the sale of public housing will be shared by the relevant owners and the public housing sales units in accordance with the proportion of the special housing maintenance funds deposited.

Legal basis: Article 18 of the "Measures for the Management of Special Residential Maintenance Funds". Special residential maintenance funds shall be used exclusively for the maintenance, updating and transformation of residential parts, facilities and equipment after the warranty period has expired, and shall not be misappropriated.

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