How do I set up subfolders in a mac mailbox (mail 4.6)

Hello Forum,
I have set up a work account in mail 4.6.  It's already starting to get out of hand.  How do I set up sub folders to this account?  It's a POP account.
I also have a Gmail account and to set up subfolders there I access Gmail online and they just come through to mailbox.
Thanks

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