To follow-up on the previous posts, you won't be creating a 1099-B in TurboTax. Rather, you will be entering your stock information with a basis that has been reduced as a result of the non-dividend distribution. Generally, in a dissolution a company is winding up its affairs, and ceasing its business operations with the end result being that it will no longer be a legal entity. Transactions of this type are entered on Form 8949, and such form will be created when you follow the advice from @ThomasM125.
The IRS instructions for Form 8949 do not require entry of a code when basis has been adjusted pursuant to a non-dividend distribution. Rather, those instructions provide that you should enter the name of the payer of any taxable non-dividend distribution, and the taxable part of the distribution. When you enter your information as suggested by @ThomasM125, Form 8949 will be prepared consistent with IRS instructions.
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