 Line 8E, income from form 8853, enter online 8E, the total of the amounts from form 8853, lines 8, 12, and 26. You can see publication 969 for more detail there on the IRS website, of course, caution. You may have to pay an additional tax if you've received a taxable distribution from an Archer MSA or Medicare Advantage MSA. So another kind of specialty area we might touch on a little bit more in future presentations, but you could see the instructions for form 8853 for more detail there, line 8F, income from form 8889, enter online 8F, the total of the amounts from form 8889, line 19 to 20. So again, we might be able to look at the instructions if you want to dive down on that more of the form 8889, caution. You may have to pay an additional tax if you received a taxable distribution from a health savings account. You can see instructions for form 8889 for more detail there. Line 8H, jury duty pay. Also see instructions for line 24A. So there's different kind of rules on the jury duty if you got reimbursed and whatnot and all that kind of stuff. Usually it's a fairly small amount that someone's gonna get paid for jury duty. So it's not usually like a really material tax different oftentimes for most people, but depending on the earnings it could be. So line 8I, prizes and awards, enter prizes and awards, but see the instructions for line 8M, Olympic and Paralympic medals and USOC prize money later. So this is similar to the winnings kind of thing. Now you've got money, you've received prizes. So an awards for something that was done. And again, from the IRS perspective, if you've got a prize or award, everything is basically income unless they say otherwise. And if you would think if you earned the prize, then you would think it would be kind of like earned income for the most part unless there's some kind of exception related to it. So line 8J, activity not entered in for profit. Private income, so it's not a for, you entered into an activity that's not for profit. So remember we talked before about the idea that if it is a for profit thing, if then you're gonna wanna have to put it on the Schedule C or something like that because if it's business income, you have to pay Social Security and Medicare. So that's a big deal because that's a big difference. Whereas if it's not a for profit activity, then possibly you can put the income somewhere on the other income section. And that's where it's usually not gonna be subjection, not gonna be calculating the Social Security Medicare on it oftentimes. So line 8K stock options, enter online 8K, any income from the excess of stock options, not otherwise reported on form 1040 or 1040 SR, line 1H, line 8I, income from the rental of personal property if you engaged in the rental for profit, but we're not in the business of renting such property, profit or property. You can also see the instructions for more detail on that online 24B later.