 Okay, so now I'm gonna go into the cog dropdown and just note that our setup process is over here in the company area. So whenever we're dealing with our settings in our accounts, we've got under the company area, account settings, manage users, customize your styles and so on. We're gonna go into the account and setting right now. Most of this stuff, a lot of it has been set up when we started the company file. But let's just first look at the company information up top and then we'll go into some of more of these items in future presentations. So the company name, notice you got the pencil over here. If you click on it, then you can make adjustments to it. You might have a logo that you would add. No, I haven't optimized the size or anything, but I just picked up a logo. So there's, you know, just to show that you can have a picture. You can get into the optimization to make sure that you're picking up the size and shape that will be most appropriate. The logo's gonna possibly appear on the types of forms if you were to customize them that you give to clients, major forms being the invoice form or estimate forms. And then you company name, showing on sales forms and purchase orders. So I'm just gonna type in get great guitars. And so this would be the name that you want to be showing up because that's gonna be important on those types of forms that you're gonna be providing to customers. So it shows on the sales forms, invoices, sales receipts, purchase forms, like a bill. So legal name, if it's the same, it would be here or you can uncheck that if it's not. The EIN number represents your tax identification number. Even if you're a sole proprietorship, then you typically wanna have oftentimes an EIN still, even if you don't have any employees because that's the number that you might have to provide to people if they need your business number. Say if you do contracting for another company, they're gonna need your number and you would rather not give them your social security number, some kind of EIN number. So we'll just say 95-dash is usually kind of like the format of the EIN. So obviously I just kind of made that up but that's the idea. So I'm gonna save that. And then we've got the company type. So it's gonna be a sole proprietorship. This is something that we set up when we set up the company file. Notice that you can change it here, sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, not-for-profit and so on. You would think this would have that an impact on the chart of accounts but you could see that it didn't really have a big impact on the chart of accounts as we changed it when QuickBooks made the chart of accounts. So we'll take a look at that later. And then we've got the industry. So we pick the industry when we set up the company file and then down here we've got the contact information which includes the email address. Same as the company email. You might have the phone number that you would want to add here. So I'm gonna just say 555-5555 and that could show up on some forms. So we'll do that. And then the website again which is showing on the sales forms. So if you want your website, you know www.getgreatguitars.com or something like that that will show up on your sales forms that will be external users, you can populate that. So I'm gonna say save it. Then we've got the company address. Notice I just picked up an address I searched for on House and Beverly Hills that sells for like multiple million dollars or something if you're in the market. And I'm just gonna use that as my location. So you can use that if you want. 7-1, Beverly Hills, California, 902-10. Address where your company is based. This address is used to calculate applicable taxes for your QBO subscriptions and is your default company address. Meaning it's important because if you have shipping information it'll be important there. But also if you have sales tax that you have to deal with then the sales tax in the United States is not a federal tax but based on state and local information. And then it's gonna be necessary to have an address for QuickBooks to populate that. And then you've got your address. You've got your customer facing address. I'm gonna say that's the same. You might have a different address for example. You could have a different address if you need to there. And then the address, the legal address typically I'm gonna say the same. I'm gonna say the same here again. You could change it if you had a different address which you wanted to be populated there. And then communicate with Intuit. And if you go here it'll link you basically to your account with Intuit. So that's the general overview for these settings. We'll go into more of these items in a future presentation. I'm gonna close this back out for now.