Investors & landlords

@Gordon3 When you filled out the K-1 interview, there's a screen where it asks about the sale.  Did you enter the sale information there?  Unfortunately, if you did the K-1 interview creates a 1099-B (code C or F) that will duplicate the one you received from your broker.

To fix this you'll need to amend your return.  Go back and edit the K-1.  On the sale screen, you'll make entries that calculate to $0 Cap Gain.  Do that by:

• If you don't have any Ord Gain (Gain subject to recapture....), just enter 0 for everything.
• If you do have Ord Gain, you'll have a value for 'Regular' and a value for 'AMT'.  Enter them on the appropriate line, and then for basis enter the inverse (e.g., if Ord Gain is $30, enter -$30 for basis).  You still enter $0 for sales price.

Doing this will ensure that the K-1 interview doesn't create a 1099-B, allowing you to report you Cap Gain on the broker 1099-B you already entered.