 QuickBooks Online 2022, account and settings company tab. Get ready because it's go time with QuickBooks Online 2022. Here we are in our Get Great Guitars practice file that we set up by using the free 30 day trial period. Gonna hold control, scroll up just a bit to get to that one to 5%. If you watch the navigation course, remember that we have a couple key navigation items. I just wanna recap real quick. One is that you can zoom into the screen by holding control down and scrolling in or out. You need to be careful with that. However, because it will adjust the size of the screen as the website will adjust the size of the screen. The other is that you can duplicate the tabs up top by right clicking on the tab and duplicating the tab. So you can have, for example, reports on one side, your data input on the other side. Be careful with that because you're gonna need to refresh the screens in order to have the changes from one tab go to the next tab. We will be practicing that a lot. So we will get an idea of it. Closing that second tab back out. Also wanna note that they're experimenting. I would call it basically AB testing with this different look on the left hand side, which they're calling the business view, which has these nice little icons and less formal language, especially this item here, which I love, they called it Get Paid and Pay tab, which is quite informal. But then you could go to the other, the prior kind of the older look I would say by going to the cog dropdown and switching to the accounting view, the accounted view. So I'll try to toggle back and forth between these two views a bit so that you can get a feel for both of them. And you can then be working with whatever you think is best, you can work hopefully with other people if they like the other view as well. And you can also, if they just change to the new view or they go back to the old view, which they can do at any point in time because I would say they're basically AB testing, which one is gonna be more popular than you can be okay with either method. They go, remember, with the QuickBooks Online software, they will change things like that. You have no control over it. The functionality should still all be there. It's just that where you're gonna find it and how it's gonna look will be a little bit different. So I'm gonna go back to go to the cog up top and try to switch back to the business view to take a look at that. I would think that this view, also they looked at it and designed it possibly for use on tablets and phones. And so possibly this is more optimized for that type of usage, which more and more people are using as well. So I'll try to take a look at it and toggle back and forth a bit. We might jump also back on over to the sample company file just to take a look at the accounting view, which might be a little bit faster. So I might toggle back and forth between the two. Okay, that said, we're now gonna go through the setup process. There's nothing in this company file. We're starting from scratch. We now wanna think about the setup or the options on the setup options that we kind of went through when we set up the free 30 day trial, but you can also kind of adjust them or adjust your settings. And most of those items are in this cog item up to the right. So your major functionality to change things is going to be, if it's a day to day transaction, the new button on the left or in your items on the left hand toolbar, which I would think of as centers for your major cycles, the revenue cycle, the sale cycle or purchases, I'm sorry, the revenue cycle, sale cycle, accounts receivable cycle, same name for the three things, then your vendor cycle or your expenses cycle, your employee cycle and so on. And then if you're doing the underlying foundations like lists for the setup process or your settings, that will typically be in the cog up top. So let's go into the cog up top. We're gonna look in the your company area and we wanna take a look at the account settings. So we're gonna go into the account settings. Within here, you're gonna have your layout on the left hand side for your different types of account settings. So now just to recap them, they've got the general categories within the company area of company name, company type, contact information, address, address, address and communications with Intuit. So let's go back up top and look at a few of them. You can hit the pencil up top, which represents the editing, but really you can click anywhere in the middle here and that'll go into it. So you got your editing. You might wanna add a logo. So the logo might be something that would be applied to some of the types of forms that you give to other people, such as an invoice for example, possibly an estimate. So we can add, hit the little plus button in the logo. I haven't optimized any logo here, but just to show you how you can pick one up, you can of course search for something on your computer for your logo. I've got this little, let's choose this one. We'll choose this one. Your feedback is helpful. So we'll do that one and save that here. So there's our logo. And then we've got the company name showing on sales forms and purchase orders. So for the practice company, I'm gonna type in get great guitars and this is gonna be important because it's gonna be showing on those types of forms that we typically give to others. So when we make a purchase order, we send that to the vendor possibly by email. When we make an invoice, we send that to the customer possibly by email. And so we want to have that on there. The legal name used on forms 1099. So if your legal name is the same, then you could put your legal name as the same thing, which is going to be on the 1099 forms, which is gonna be important because that's a filing with the government. So you gotta make sure that your name lines up to the proper name and the form that you're giving to the government. Then you've got your EIN number. So EIN number is what the government sees you as in the United States. They see you as a number and they see you as the EIN number if you're talking about the federal government. And so that stands for employee identification number, employer identification number. But even if you're not an employer, even if you're a sole proprietorship, you don't typically want to give outside your social security number. So even then you would apply typically for an EIN number so that you will have it for that type of. And if you need an EIN number, if you do not have one, you can go to the IRS.gov website. If you're in the United States and you need an EIN number because you're a sole proprietor or something like that, then you could type in EIN number up here and you can search for how to apply. And you could typically apply online. It's a pretty easy process. So if I close that back out, this isn't a required field, by the way. So also if you're not basically using external reporting for taxes or anything like that, you're just doing your bookkeeping, you could do so without entering anything in here. But I'm gonna put 99 and 123456. Let me just do that then 1234567. And that's obviously a made up number. So let's go ahead and save that. And so there we have it. And then we've got the company type. So let's go into this one represented by the little pencil, but I can just click anywhere in here. So the tax form is the sole proprietorship. Now, if you were looking at the desktop version, when you change like the type of business you are, meaning how are you set up? Are you set up in the form of a sole proprietor? Are you set up in the form of a corporation, a partnership, a nonprofit? And so on, you would think that would have an impact on basically the chart of accounts that were set up. But here, I don't think they really did that, right? That when we gave them that information, when we set up the free 30 day, when we set up the company file, I don't think it had as much impact, it was more for like internal usage. So this changing this might not have an impact basically on the look and feel so much of the reports. In other words, if you were to change a sole proprietorship, you would think the equity accounts on the general ledger would be something that would apply to a sole proprietor, like a capital account or an owner's equity, a partnership would have equity accounts and so forth and so on. But I don't think when we set it up that that was changed or that different. So in any case, you might want to set up, of course, the sole proprietor means your one business owner typically might file in on a schedule C, the partnership would mean that you have two or more partners and typically for taxes, you would be filing a form 1065 and then having a flow through of that to the 1040s of the partners, a small business corporation, they form 1120S, S corporation would be another type of flow through type of entity that's supposed to get the best of both worlds of a company and a sole proprietorship with the flow through, corporation 1120 would be a normal corporation, which is its own legal entity and doesn't have the flow through the nonprofit, if it's a nonprofit organization, limited liability company kind of acts like a partnership, but now you're limited liability, although it's possible to be a single member of limited liability and other. So I'm just going to use the sole proprietor here and we'll save that. And then the contact information, contact information down below. So I'll just put a contact information here and then the customer facing emails going to be the same company phone number. This could be something on your contact information if you were to put it on different forms as well. So I'm going to say one, let's say the good old 555, 555, 555, let's switch it up with a four four at the end and the webpage is going to be getgreatguitars.com. This information could be useful because again, you might choose to have it on your forms that you're given to clients and customers like invoices as well as vendors and things like the purchase order. So I'm going to go ahead and save that. And so then we've got the company address. So address where the company is based. I always like to choose a Beverly Hills 90210 address here even though no one like remembers that show at all anymore so it doesn't make any sense to anyone. But in any case, 1404 Don Ridge Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90210 is currently selling for about eight million if you're in the marketplace. So let's go and pick that one. That's the one I want. That's where we're located. That's where we're located. So that's the company address. And then this address, let's go to this one. It's going to be the same. That looks good and same. So I'm just going to keep that the same going across and communicate with your marketing. If you go into that it's going to help you to basically manage, you get another website trying to manage the different kind of products that you might have with the same software. So that's going to be that item. So that's the general overview of the company information. If I close this back out, remember the place we were just located was in the cog up top. And if we were to enter forms that we're going to be given to someone outside of the company such as the invoices, such as possibly the estimates such as the purchase orders, then some of that information that we populated there for the contact information and the logo and so on could help to kind of customize those forms. And obviously they'll be helpful with regards to our taxes as well with regards to our tax forms and our legal name for those tax items such as the 1099 forms.