Get paid. Your tax is set aside.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for a freelancer bank account that sets tax aside. Earnfold is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
- Industry
- Consumer services online
- Typeface
- Slabo 27px
A business account for freelancers that splits every client payment into tax, savings and spending: off-white paper, slate ink, brick red and steel blue, a bookish serif display and a payments feed that splits each deposit at the user's rates.
The brief
Freelancers spend client money before the quarterly tax bill arrives and then scramble. The first screen must show one payment splitting into tax, savings and spending, with the next due date.
The direction
A classic ledger look, with slate ink and a brick red accent on paper and a bookish serif. The hero is an incoming payments feed where the $2,400 invoice splits at 28%, 10% and 62%, with the period total and the next due date.
The detail
The four quarters received $21,400, $14,250, $19,800 and $18,600, which add to $74,050, and their set-asides of $5,992, $3,990, $5,544 and $5,208 make $20,734. The page says plainly that Earnfold is not a bank, does not file returns and gives no tax advice.
- Display
- Slabo 27px
- Text
- Work Sans
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