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Thanks @RobertB4444 , the seller's K-1 is easy, as you said, I just entered it as a new LLC with all the info transferred to the appropriate boxes in TT and everything looks great.  But how to enter the Final K-1 for the original LLC is still unclear.  If I select "This partnership ended in 2023", which looks like the appropriate answer, even though it didn't end, it ended for me because I opted to take the cash from the sale of the original properties involved in the partnership, whereas the partnership continued for those who accepted the exchange into other properties.  But then the next question is "Describe Partnership Disposal (choose how you disposed of this partnership)".  Well, I didn't dispose of the partnership, the partnership ended for me because the properties were sold.  Why is it now being called a disposal?  And none of the four answers to choose from (No Entry, Complete Disposition,  Disposition was not via a sale, Sold and am receiving payments) seem to make sense and are not even explained if you click Learn More.  Learn More  seems to explain a disposition as you disposing of it to another person.  Nothing explains what No Entry means or when you would use it.  And if it was completely disposed via a sale, do you answer Complete Disposition or Sold and am receiving payments, which interestingly returns different follow-up prompts?  Answering "Sold and am receiving payments returns a prompt to enter Disposition Dates (Description, Purchase Date, Sale Date) and if you submit those, it next prompts for Sale Price, Purchase Price, Principal Payments.  What is Principal Payments?  I do understand, it probably doesn't matter what options I select, as long as I enter zeros for everything.  But then again, if all I want is nothing to be entered, why don't I just delete that K-1 from TT, the result will be the same.  Sorry if I sound frustrated, but it's because I am.  TurboTax NEVER handled the entry of the K-1 well.  There was no reason just because you had entries in more than one of the first three boxes you had to enter multiple K-1s  into TT for the one K-1 you received.  And then in following years, even if you only had something in one of the first three boxes, if you had any losses to carry over you had to continue to enter multiple K-1s.  TurboTax works best when all you do is enter a form into it.  It is at its worst when the boxes you enter or questions you answer don't match what's the form and you have to guess (or get other multiple opinions) what the answers mean.  For the Final K-1, the Learn More should clearly explain what is meant by each of the four answers to Describe Partnership Disposal.  But then, they make things worse by having no Learn More with the questions given if you answer Complete Disposition.  It says Tell Us About Your Sale (What type of disposition was this?).  Again, there are four possible answers (Sold Partnership Interest, Abandoned Partnership Interest, Liquidated Partnership Interest, Owner Died and Interest was Transferred), none seem to be due to the sale of the properties, instead it sounds again like it is about you disposing of your interest in the partnership .  No matter which you choose, the follow-up questions ask for Purchase Date and Sales Date (for your interest in the partnership), and then prompts concerning the Gains and Loses, including the Sale Price and Partnership Basis.  So @RobertB4444 , is that where you are saying I should enter the basis in the partnership as zero and the sale price as zero?  Or should I be following the prompts to answering "Sold and am receiving payments" instead of "Complete Disposition" to the Describe Partnership Disposal question?  Thanks, in advance.