Non-Profit ERP for Singapore

Governance requirements follow the Code of Governance for Charities and IPCs, which sets expectations across board governance, conflict of interest management, strategic planning, financial management, and fundraising practices. The Governance Evaluation Checklist requires charities with annual receipts above 200,000 SGD to complete a self-assessment and disclose their compliance status. Enhanced tier requirements apply to charities with annual receipts above 10 million SGD.

Fundraising in Singapore requires a fundraising permit from the Commissioner of Charities for public appeals. The Charities (Fund-Raising Appeals for Local and Foreign Charitable Purposes) Regulations establish rules for appeal expenses, volunteer management, and reporting. Online fundraising through platforms like Giving.sg must comply with the fundraising regulations. The Personal Data Protection Act applies to donor data handling.

Yukti provides Singapore non-profits with Charity Portal integration for annual return filing, financial statement submission, and IPC status documentation. The governance module tracks board composition, conflict of interest declarations, and Governance Evaluation Checklist completion with compliance status reporting. Fund accounting maintains IPC-eligible donation tracking with 250% tax deduction receipt generation for qualifying donors. The fundraising module manages permit applications, appeal expense tracking within regulatory limits, and Giving.sg platform integration. Grant management tracks expenditure against funder conditions with the reporting formats used by Singapore government agencies and foundations. Financial statements follow the Charities Accounting Standard with the specific presentation requirements for Singapore charities. PDPA compliance is built into donor and beneficiary data management. GST at 9% is applied to qualifying commercial activities, with exemption for donation income and certain charitable services.