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Here's the corrected version: Music hello and thank you for participating in today's bkd webinar pass-through considerations of tax reform. Our presenters today are Jesse Palmer and Damien Martin. Jesse serves as director of tax quality control in BKDS national office tax department. His responsibilities include quality control risk management and day-to-day administration of the firm's national tax practice. Damien also serves in BKDS national office as national tax assistant director. He does tax consultations and quality control reviews with the firm's offices. He is also passionate about sharing his tax insight with privately held businesses and their owners as host of the simply tax podcast. All right, well thank you Cindy and good afternoon everyone. Thanks for joining us for the next hour to talk about some of the pass-through considerations of tax reform. So we're sitting here today, January 23rd, I believe, and so we're just a bit over one month since this tax act has been enacted into law on December 22nd. So obviously, a very busy time for the tax professionals out there trying to digest all these rules and figure out how all these different provisions apply. So what we want to do today is really focus more on some of the pass-through specific provisions within the tax cut and Jobs Act. So kind of an agenda of what we want to cover over the next hour is to hit on a few of the various provisions that are applicable to the pass-through entity types. So that's the first bullet there. But really what we want to do and spend the bulk of our time over this presentation is really the second and third bullet, looking closer at the new $1.99 cap, a section 199A deduction, the 20% pass-through deduction, as well as, in Soleri to that, just...