Bug in column (e) of Wisconsin Schedule 2K-1 Part III, Beneficiary's Share...when beneficiary is a WI resident

While performing a review of Wisconsin State Form 2,  TurboTax presents the following:

 

Is Any Wisconsin Source Income Allocable to Nonresident Beneficiaries on Schedule 2K-1, Lines 1(a) Through L5(a)?

Because one or more beneficiaries are nonresidents of Wisconsin, you must determine whether the amount(s) on Schedule 2K-1, lines 1(a) through 5(a) include any Wisconsin source income.

 

The program does not allocate amounts on lines 1 through 5 in column (d) of Schedule 2K-1 if the beneficiary is a nonresident of Wisconsin.  These are intangible income and not considered Wisconsin source income.  Refer to Pub 122 for more information.

 

If  Schedule 2K-1, lines 1 through 5, include any Wisconsin source income, you must manually enter the amount of Wisconsin source income on each nonresidents beneficiary's Schedule 2K-1 in column (d) lines 1 through 5.

 

NOTE: WI DOR Form 2 Schedule 2K-1 instructions explicitly state:

Caution Do not fill in column e for a beneficiary who is a full- year resident of Wisconsin.

 

BUG: None of the income is Wisconsin source income yet TurboTax erroneously fills in column (e) for the only beneficiary who *is* a WI resident.  In other words, TurboTax is wrongly filling in column (e) for a WI resident  when the column is applicable to nonresidents and part-year WI residents only.

 

Also, column (d) is referenced in TurboTax's review question when the Wisconsin source amount is actually column (e).