Revenues
The revenues module consolidates all your income sources — salary, self-employment, freelance — in one place, giving you a complete and accurate financial picture of what comes in each month.
What is it?
Each user can register multiple income sources. Every source includes job details, salary, employment type (employee / self-employed), and associated benefits. This data powers automatic calculations in the personal dashboard and real monthly budget analysis.
How to use it
- 1
Open the tab
Go to /me and select the "Revenues" tab from the top tab bar.
- 2
Add an income source
Click "Add source" and fill in the company name, income type, and salary amount.
- 3
Choose employment type
Employee — enter gross salary. Self-employed — also enter business number, founding date, and business type.
- 4
Add benefits
Mark benefits such as commuting, meals, pension, education fund, and health insurance. Each benefit specifies the contribution amount.
- 5
Save and update
Click "Save". You can edit or delete sources at any time when something changes.
The logic behind the module
Every registered income source represents a recurring monthly income. The system sums all sources to calculate a total monthly income used across the dashboard.
For employees, you can enter gross salary — the system estimates net income based on Israel's tax brackets and credit points.
For self-employed, you can link a full business profile with address, business number, and founding date — keeping all business income documented in one place.
Job benefits are not fully counted as taxable income — the system distinguishes between components according to Israeli tax law.
Tips
- Record secondary income too (freelance, property rent, management fees) for a complete picture.
- Update the amount whenever you get a raise or your conditions change.
- Benefits like an education fund and pension affect the true value of the job package.
underone · feature guide · 2026