Question 1

When should a bill be split by permillage vs. equally?

Accepted Answer

Permillage (thousandths) is the default for anything tied to the building itself — façade, roof, structural. Equal splits are common for things every unit uses the same way, like a shared gym subscription or a group insurance headcount fee. Occupancy-based splits fit water, waste, or elevator maintenance where usage scales with people.

Question 2

What is permillage?

Accepted Answer

Permillage (‰) is each unit's share of the building out of 1000. A 250‰ apartment pays 25% of every permillage-based expense.

Question 3

Do splits need to be voted?

Accepted Answer

The rule (permillage / equal / occupancy) is usually fixed in the co-ownership regulation. Ad-hoc splits or new criteria typically need a general assembly vote — check your local condo law.

Unit	Share	%
	€ 144.00	12.0%
	€ 216.00	18.0%
	€ 240.00	20.0%
	€ 300.00	25.0%
	€ 300.00	25.0%
Total	€ 1,200.00

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