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@chiefs19 

Sales and Selling Expense are both 0

Ordinary Income is 2000, 1619 for regular, amt

Partnership Basis is -2000, -1619 for regular, amt

That's it for the K-1 portion.  The next screen after those entries will show 0 cap gain/loss, and 4797 will show the 2000.

But for the 1099-B, you got something for the sale, right?  Its 0 on the Sales Schedule because the K-1 preparer doesn't know what you sold for.  So you get that info from your broker, and use it to figure out your Cap Gain/Loss.  So if that was 5000, your total profit on the sale would be 5000 - -1083 = 6083.  But 2000 of that is Ord Income, so the remaining 4083 would be your Cap Gain on the 1099-B.

Note there's one other problem now that you've shown the Sales Schedule:  your cost basis (col 6) can't go below 0.  In the year that it would have hit 0 you were supposed to start filling out the K-1 differently (paying taxes on the distributions, changing the amounts of losses that were suspended).  That requires amending past returns, and using your own records rather than the Sales Schedule.  Its a complicated area, and I'm not able to walk you through the details.  I'd suggest either getting help from a CPA/professional tax preparer, or posting a separate question about this subject and seeing if one of the other TT Experts can walk you threw what you should have done.  Sorry I can't help more on that.