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Deductions & credits
I'm 95% sure that is where I reported the negative amount before, but it was being flagged as invalid when I went to transmit the forms. "Negative number not allowed".
I took a different approach, and deleted that negative amount.
Instead, I went back to the 1099k, and checked the box that said "this amount is too large". (I don't recall the exact verbiage, but I was then able to enter a value for the amount by which it was too large--the entire amount.)
Hopefully this is legit - technically it WAS too large, and I captured it more accurately by entering the gambling winnings/losses in the interview section...
After I made the above changes, my federal and state taxes didn't change. When I initially removed the negative value for other income, the federal tax went WAY up, but after adjusting the 1099k form, it went back down.