 So that I'm gonna let the software do that calculation. Let's look at the formula this time. So we're down here, total credits. This is standard deduction, larger taxable income, tax before credits. So that's gonna be the 14266. So I'm gonna set, all right, I'll let it do the calculation, 14266. Now, once I have that, I can back into the average tax rate. So I'm gonna say, okay, what's the average tax rate? Well, that's the 14266 divided by the taxable income, making that a percent, home tab number group percentified to recognize. And if I pull back on over here, that's gonna give us the 16.6, let's add a decimal so we can see it, add a decimal home tab, 16.6, right? And then after that, we've got, I'm gonna say minus other, well, that's not right, other credits. So now we've got basically the below the line credits. I'm just gonna put a zero in here for now. We'll talk about the credits, more credits later. So we'll add more worksheets to feed into that line item later. And then we've got other, I'm not gonna underline it yet, home tab underline. Plus, this should be taxed before credits and other taxes. And then minus other credits plus other taxes. I've kind of mixed up my capitals and non-capitals here. Other taxes. And that would be like self-employment tax. We'll talk more about that later. And then I'm gonna put an underline here and say that's gonna give us equal to enter our total tax. So the total tax is gonna be equal to this tax. That's the tax that we owe. And then credits will reduce that. So credits are good because it's gonna reduce the tax that we owe. And then if there are other taxes, I'm gonna say plus, like self-employment tax, for example, we'd have to add that, which would be bad in this case, because now the...