 So what I'm going to do is I'm going to go through all of these and I'm going to delete all the accounts that they basically will let me delete now I can't actually delete them which is kind of annoying even though there's no activity in it, but I can't make them inactive So I'm going to go through all the accounts that they're going to allow me to make inactive and make them inactive So cash I'll keep the cash account because maybe this is a bank type of account And maybe I'll use that as as a checking account the accounts receivable I don't think they're going to let us delete the accounts receivable because it has a sub ledger You might not use it, but we have it there and it is what it is. It shouldn't bother us too much inventory We're going to use inventory. So I'll keep of the inventory account now note It's kind of strange that they have an inventory and an inventory asset account what I kind of like to do I don't want two of these because you seem somewhat redundant I'd like to see which of these two accounts is the one that they default to When whenever I set up like an item or something like that to do that I'm going to right-click on the tab up top and duplicate and I'm going to pull this to the left and Then I'm going to go down to let's go down to the sales area And then I'm going to go into my products and services and by the way if you're in if you're in the other view That would be the sales areas in the get paid and pay area And then it would be get paid area and products and services So that's where I'm located and so if I'm going to pretend I'm going to add a product I won't actually add it, but I'm going to pretend I'm going to add an inventory item And I'm going to say okay, which account do they default to they default to inventory asset account as opposed to that other Inventory account. Why do they have two of them? I don't know so I'm going to say let's use that inventory Asset account as my default and I'm going to make the other one inactive So I'm going to say let's make this inactive because they won't let me delete it. Are you sure you want to I'm going to say yes So that one has been made inactive and then loans to others. I'm going to try to make all of this inactive I'm going to say make it inactive And I'll just build these as we go Payments to deposit that's kind of like the undeposited funds account I don't think they'll allow us to make that inactive and it might be a useful account If in some cases so we might dive into that a little bit later prepaid expenses. I'm going to make it inactive make it inactive and then Uncategorized assets, that's like their dumping ground account if if There's a transaction that was entered that they don't know where to put it And it's an asset account. So I don't think they're going to let us make that inactive I'm going to make all these these inactive for the fixed assets building somewhat standard But if I don't have a building, I'm going to make it inactive. I'll add them I'll add the assets when I get them land. I'll make it inactive and then we've got the Uncategorized long-term. I think I've got to make all the sub accounts inactive and then I can make the long-term Office equipment notice the way they set up their fixed assets is really I don't think in alignment with what what you might do if you're working with say a tax preparer and trying to Use tax software. So so when you get to your fixed assets You might want to talk to your accountant to see how they're going to be doing the the sub ledgers So that you can have your fixed assets tie out to what they're doing The sub ledgers to calculate the depreciation. So that's one area where I would deviate from my normal strategy of using their accounts As as the default, right? I would possibly change those right up front. Whereas the expense accounts I would use their accounts basically as the default. So I'm just going to go through here and make all these inactive that I can They have a massive amount of of accounts down here in the fixed assets for some odd reason Gonna make it inactive and Then we've got the tools Long-term office equipment. I'll make that inactive Okay, okay, and then we've got the tools machinery. Let's make that inactive and Then vehicles. I'll make that inactive. I'll set them up myself when I When I get to to those items I don't think I can make accounts payable unactive and so I'll keep that one there Because that's has a sub ledger that's tied to it customer prepayments. I'll make that inactive That would only be necessary for certain types of businesses Lines of credit. I'll make that inactive. You'd only have that in certain situations, of course so this massive chart of accounts that they put together here you've got a Short-term business loans. I'll make that inactive when I set up a loan I'll add a loan account and then you've got the long-term business loans. I'll make that inactive You've got your mortgages, which is a personal thing again. It's a business So it's kind of a random thing to have in there for every Every type of business that they set up because it just made some massive chart of accounts for and then sales tax payable I'm not sure I can make that inactive because I might have sales tax. I'll leave that one there federal estimated taxes We're gonna make that inactive Make it inactive Opening balance equity We can't make that inactive because that's like their dumping ground account again if they have to make something be in balance So we might have to deal with that. We'll talk with that later draws We might deal with draw so so that might be necessary for a sole proprietorship Well, let's make it and I'll go with my policy of making them at inactive And then I'll create a draws account when we need to deal with it And then investment not always going to be there for a business because you might put it in but I'll make it inactive We'll see we'll possibly make it an investment account and show you what's up with that when we do that personal expenses Personal expenses Federal taxes sales tax. I'm gonna make these inactive make inactive Make inactive. I'm gonna make the sub accounts inactive first and then go to the others so opening that person like sale State taxes. I'm gonna make inactive. So so these are in the equity So they did they put a ton of stuff like kind of like in the equity to try to categorize in the equity section Which again is a little kind of strange. It might some people might like to do it that way