I. Structure structure studies
1. Monthly rental = daily unit cost x area of written building x 365 days/december。
2. Monthly management fee = management fee per unit cost x write building area。
3. Total rental = monthly rental x actual months paid + monthly management fee x actual months paid + renovation management fee。
4. Monthly expenditure (including monthly rental and renovation management costs) = total rent/contract months。
Sold unit price (including property charges, etc.) = monthly expenditure (including monthly rental and renovation management costs) x 12/area/365。
6. Single value (excluding property charges, etc.) = [(monthly rental x months actually paid)/ total number of months of contract] x 12/area/365/area。
Ii. Non-tax offences in rental housing
No tax is paid for rental housing. Rental housing is taxed on value added at a rate of 3 per cent and property at a rate of 4 per cent, subject to urban maintenance and construction taxes, personal income taxes, education fees and local education supplements。
Article 1 of the provisional vat regulations
Units and individuals that sell goods in the territory of the people's republic of china or provide processing, repair and repair services and imported goods shall be subject to vat in accordance with these regulations。
Iii. How long the rent arrears are considered to be in default
Generally, a breach of contract occurs when the required payment date is exceeded。
However, the length of the rent arrears is mainly due to the contract between you and the landlord, and if the payment date is agreed, then the failure of you to pay the rent on time at the end of the period is considered a breach. In addition, depending on how your contract was agreed, it does not matter if there is no agreed liability for breach. However, it is recommended that, in the absence of any other circumstances, payments be made on schedule。
The failure to pay the rent is a breach of contract. The landlord may issue a notice to make a call, with the power to withhold the deposit, the amount of which shall be equal to the amount of the rent and the amount of the breach, and the tenant may terminate the lease relationship and take back the house if he has not paid。
