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@Seeking__ Just adding to what @AnnetteB6 said, you are best to associate the line entries with the income that generated them, if you have that information (for instance, if it was associated with Ordinary Business Income or with Rental Income). If associated with both, or you are unsure, you may choose to prorate between both types of income. Just make sure you do report the total amount no more than one time.
Example: You have a Line 10 that reports 1000. If applicable, you can report that 1000 to either K-1 entry, or you can split it 500-500 or proportionately. But you won't report 1000-1000 or 0-0.
@DanielV01 Thanks for the additional commentary! Very helpful.
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