 When you think about the transaction for purchasing fixed assets, you might hit the drop down again and say well what form is designated directly for the purchase of Buildings or equipment and there is none there is no form. Why? Because once again, we're on the setup process of the business. We're not on the day-to-day transactions We don't buy equipment all the time We only buy equipment every once in a while because they're large investments that are going to have an impact Hopefully to generate revenue multiple periods into the future So then the next question is well is cash affected in this case? We're going to say yes because we're going to buy it with cash and therefore we can use an expense form or the Register in a similar fashion as we did with the investment with the investments or a check form The forms that decrease the checking account, but it's often the case that we finance equipment We buy it we take out a loan to purchase the equipment then there's not a form for that transaction Specifically cash may not be impacted and therefore we might use a journal entry That's when we default to the journal entry because there's no other form that we would use That's the general thought process that we would want to go through