@LaJolla I read through your first post and now your most current. Given that you are "ok" with the $17 difference, I won't go into a huge detail, however, I do want to make sure that you know you are correct in that if you've entered your K1 information and the system is again asking you to enter that same information, that you should be very wary of doing so. Anytime I've used a system that I've not used before, I tend to test it by checking the face of my return - specifically, in your case, the K1 - and see how at that point it is going to populate. I then go from there if the K1 does not look as it should. I am glad it was only $17. Just wanted to let you know the route I've taken in past. I've been a CPA for over 15 years and have been doing taxes since I was 14 so I've worked on many different systems and troubleshooting sometimes, if the amount were far greater than $17, really does give peace of mind.
