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nonprofits · months of reserves · 2018

What are the reserves of nonprofits in Florida in 2018?

Months of reserves, nonprofits in Florida, tax year 2018: median 8.7 months across 13,047 e-filers, 10th percentile 0.3 months, 90th 70.4 months, mean 28.5 months.

MEDIAN: 8.7 monthsFILERS: 13,047

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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.

Filers10th25thMedian75th90thMean
13,0470.3 months2.6 months8.7 months24.1 months70.4 months28.5 months

Largest by expenses, 2018

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