MarilynG1
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Investors & landlords

No, it's perfectly acceptable to enter two 1099-B transactions (covered, non-covered) summarizing the info. Check the box 'cost basis is missing or incorrect' and enter the correct basis calculated from your K-1 worksheet. 

 

Enter 0's for the sale when entering your K-1, as you're reporting it as capital gains on the 1099-B, and don't want to be double-taxed.

 

Here's more discussion on Final K-1 Sale and 1099-B and How to Report Sale of PTP in TurboTax.

 

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