@Jeanie99 I was able to get the LT and ST gains amounts onto Schedule D two ways. However, I'm not totally sure either one is 100% accurately impacting my taxes based on my k-1. But it did work in getting the numbers to my Schedule D, and it did change my taxes due by what appears to be a ballpark correct amount.
1. Enter the Short term gain into TT as if it is in box 8 (short term cap gain box) of your k-1. Then enter the long term number into TT as if it is in K-1 Box 9a (long term cap gains).
2. Enter a "fake" 1099-B with a cost basis of zero and using the LT numbers from your k-1 and ST numbers from your k-1. This gave me the exact same result as doing option 1 above.
Of course, we shouldn't have to do any of this. TT should fix the bug they created. I have been entering my k-1 in TT for a decade and never had this problem.
