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nonprofits · total expenses · 2017

How much do they spend: nonprofits in Colorado in 2017?

Total expenses, nonprofits in Colorado, tax year 2017: median $147.9k across 85 e-filers, 10th percentile $20.4k, 90th $1.1M, mean $508.6k, combined $43.2M.

MEDIAN: $147.9kFILERS: 85

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What it means

Total expenses as filed (990 Part I line 18).

Filers10th25thMedian75th90thMean
85$20.4k$53.0k$147.9k$398.8k$1.1M$508.6k

Largest by expenses, 2017

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