wrong place. what I'm seeing is the Turbotax section of the K-1 for reporting ordinary income on the sale. the K-1 sales schedule shows none
so sales price should be blank as should basis. if you leave it there you will be double reporting the sale because it's also on the 1099-B which was entered from the 1099-B
what i can't help you with is the wash sale
the k-1 sales schedule uses FIFO but I don't know if it takes wash sales into account. you can check by adding up the purchase price you paid for the first 587 shares. If it's the same as what is shown, then no it doesn't. if it does take into account wash sales then that's what I would use for the 1099-B. you would have to change what's currently on the 8949 as cost just so future sales and reporting doesn't get messed up. The broker is reporting original cost + wash sales adjustments which can be different than your actual tax basis because the broker's 1099-B does not and never will reflect any K-1 activity. You're lucky in 2022 because the k-1 reports nothing on lines 1 to 20
if the k-1 schedule does not take into account wash sales for cost basis this will create future problems because the PTP will continue to use FIFO and the broker LIFO
I also don't know how different tax basis will affect the calculation of any profit or loss allocated to your shares should you hold them long enough.
in other words, I can't tell you what the correct number to use on the 1099-B for your tax basis. The broker uses type B which means it doesn't report your tax basis to the IRS.
