Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) open data shows how charities in Singapore distribute across income-size bands based on annual receipts from financial years ending in 2013, with annual returns due within six months of each charity’s financial year end. Two CSV datasets provide annual and standard views of the distribution. Non-profit researchers examine sector concentration and regulatory compliance patterns. Receipts-based sizing reflects Charity Act reporting rather than operational budgets alone.
Income size is based on annual receipts. Figures are computed based on the annual returns submitted for financial years ending in 2013. It is a regulatory requirement for charities to submit their annual returns within 6 months of the close of their financial year. The financial periods of charities may vary, depending on the operational needs of the organisations.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth CSV showing the proportion of Singapore charities by income-size band for financial years ending in 2013 (published against calendar year 2014). Income size is based on annual receipts from statutory annual returns. Nonprofit analysts use it to profile the size structure of the charity sector.
This dataset shows the distribution of Singapore charities by annual income size, based on annual returns for financial years ending in 2013. It records each income band and the corresponding proportion of charities. The data provides a snapshot of the charity sector's financial scale, while reporting periods may differ among organisations.