 What's on this tab? The total of all my income so later on that will include possibly multiple different Things on this worksheet and possibly other worksheets like a schedule C schedule E Which I will put on their own worksheet and whatnot or I'll put dividend income and whatnot possibly on this worksheet So it might not tie exactly into the tax return system. That's in essence if you look at the tax return That's kind of what they're doing in that the income line item all of this stuff is on the face of the of the Statement which is kind of funny But they kind of put the interest on a separate tab if it's over a certain dollar amount That's going to be schedule B That flows in to the formula That's right And then you've got the schedule C Which is a separate worksheet that flows into the schedule one and then to the form 1040 So we're not going to mirror like the schedule one The schedule C to the schedule one We're just kind of but we're going to make a similar format in that we'll say that the 1040 is is The parent or or the the summary and then we'll make a separate worksheet to break out the detail and That'll again that'll be we'll try to make it a combination between being simple for the data input so I can double data input and and But also complex enough that it helps us to give us that double check of the data input right which is this a tricky kind of balancing act Okay, so then we're going to say that's the income line item the next line item is going to say I'm going to say minus in my cells It's going to be the adjustments to Income and so I'll make this one a little bit larger be a little bit larger and then this is going to pull from Another worksheet which I'll say is adjustments to income, but I don't want to add that worksheet just yet So I'm just going to put zero here because in our example problem. There were no adjustments to income So so I don't have anything in that line item So as we do we will build another worksheet and pull it in like we did with this one But for now I'll leave it as is home tab font group underline That's going to give us equal to I'm going to say equal It's going to try to say a formula, but I'm just going to say tabs or doesn't do a formula. That's going to give us the adjusted gross income Otherwise known as a g. I I'll make column B a little bit larger And so it's going to be here. This will be equal to the 100,000 minus the adjustments So there we have that and then we're going to subtract out the greater of Greater of boom So by the way where we add in our here. We're right here. So now we have the adjusted gross income We had the adjustments to income up top that I name it the same Adjustments to income or the above the line deductions. You might call them sometimes schedule one deductions now And then and so now you have the greater of the itemized or standard deductions