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What are the reserves of NTEE V: Social Science?

Months of reserves, NTEE V: Social Science: median 12.0 months in tax year 2023 across 628 e-filers (mean 30.1 months); the middle half lies between 4.0 months and 29.6 months. In 2018 the median was 11.0 months.

MEDIAN 2023: 12.0 monthsFILERS: 628SINCE: 2018

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What it means

Net assets divided by annual expenses, times twelve: how long the organisation could run on what it has.

Year by year

Percentiles within the group; the median is bold. Years marked partial are still filling with late filings.

Tax yearFilers10th25thMedian75th90th
2025 partial2381.8 months4.4 months12.9 months29.8 months88.7 months
2024 partial4331.0 months4.3 months12.2 months28.5 months78.1 months
20236281.1 months4.0 months12.0 months29.6 months71.9 months
20225711.2 months5.0 months14.4 months32.3 months82.1 months
20213761.5 months5.5 months17.2 months45.5 months105.0 months
20205311.2 months5.3 months15.7 months37.1 months90.0 months
20194771.4 months4.2 months12.6 months30.5 months78.7 months
20184030.8 months3.9 months11.0 months28.0 months70.4 months

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