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Investors & landlords
Thank you so much for your response.
However, I actually reposted this question a couple of days ago, hoping to get a response since I hadn't heard from anyone. I posted it here:
It's quite lengthy as I have been going back and forth with another Community Tax Expert. It sounds like both of you are saying the same thing, I think:
Since I received both a 1099 and a K-1 for the sale of this stock, I need to report the transactions on both, but need to zero it out on one of them so it isn't reported twice? He was saying I would report it on the K-1, but zero it out on the 1099-B form. (That is where our discussion left off, as I am not sure how I would do that.)
You are saying to "zero it out" on the K-1, since it's already reported on my 1099?
If so, is it easier for me to do it your way? I don't know if it's easy for you to take a look at the discussion in the link above, and explain what I would need to do... I can "redo" the K-1 forms if it is easier.
Thank you!