Is it true that the maintenance fund was canceled on May 1, 2023? It is false. The maintenance fund was not canceled on May 1, let alone in 2023. There was no announcement explaining the cancellation of the maintenance fund.

At this time, the maintenance fund has not been cancelled.

Every home buyer needs to pay a maintenance fund when purchasing a new home.

When the house is delivered to the buyer, the buyer must pay the maintenance fund.

Under normal circumstances, maintenance funds are first collected by the developer, and then transferred by the developer to the Property Management Office of the Housing Authority for safekeeping and supervision.

The cancellation of what is included in the maintenance fund on May 1 has not been cancelled.

The house repair fund actually includes special funds for house utilities and house repair funds.

Special funds for housing public facilities, referred to as special funds, are used for projects such as the renovation and transformation of public parts of properties and public facilities and equipment, and may not be used for other purposes.

The special fund implements the principle that money goes with the house. When the house is transferred, the house maintenance fund will also be transferred to the new owner.

Over the years, the name of the House Maintenance Fund has been changed many times. In 1998, it was called the House Maintenance Fund, and later changed to the Commercial Housing Public Maintenance Fund. In 2007, according to Order No. 165 jointly issued by the Ministry of Construction and the Ministry of Finance at the time, it was finally

It is "Special Housing Maintenance Fund".

What is the scope of use of the overhaul fund? 1. It mainly includes public parts of the community and public facilities and equipment.

Public parts refer to parts owned by single-building residential owners and non-residential owners, such as the foundation, load-bearing walls, columns, beams, roofs, walls, foyers, stairwells, corridors, etc.

2. Use facilities and equipment.

Including elevators, lighting, fire protection facilities, green spaces, roads, wells, non-commercial parking lots or garages, public welfare cultural and sports facilities and houses with public facilities and equipment.