incomings

What flows in

Incomings refers to things arriving or coming in—typically money, messages, or communications received.

In British usage, it often means income or receipts: The company's incomings exceeded its outgoings.

In military and gaming contexts, incomings warns of approaching enemy fire or projectiles: Incomings! Take cover!

revenue

sales

Revenue from goods moved

net · proceeds · earnings · takings · yield · returns · fees · dues · charges · levies

cashflow

liquidity

Convertibility to cash

  • receiptsTransaction documentation
  • fundsAvailable financial resources
  • capitalWealth used for investment

payments · transactions · accounts receivable · deposits · transfers · remittances · collections · billing · invoicing · receivables

earnings

salary

Fixed periodic employment payment

compensation · stipend · pension · benefits · allowance · take-home · payroll · emolument · honorarium · retainer

communications

messages

Sent pieces of communication

alerts · texts · correspondence · mail · deliveries · parcels · packages · faxes · transmissions · signals

military

fire

Combustion with flames

mortar · rockets · missiles · attack · barrage · salvos · munitions · ordnance · air strike · strafing

Opposites
financial flow direction

incomingsoutgoings

Regular financial obligations

expenditures · expenses · costs · outlays · outflows

communication/signal direction

incomingsoutgoings

Regular financial obligations

outbound calls · outgoing mail · transmissions · dispatches · departures

Phrases
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G