@mikek753 First, you need to find out if you have a filing requirement in the states in question. For instance, Texas and Florida have no state income tax so you're done with those two already. But Oklahoma charges income tax if you have $1 in income from an Oklahoma source. So do California and New York.
Do I need to file a nonresident tax return?
Each of the nonresident state returns will allow you to adjust your federal income to reflect the amount actually earned from sources within the state. File any required non-resident returns first and then file your California return and you will get credit for taxes paid to the other states on your California return.
There is no way to tell TurboTax each of the individual state amounts when entering the federal K-1. You'll have to manually adjust each state that you are required to file.
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