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Thank you - your answer really helped. Couple more questions/comments:
1) This was all done manually, as Turbo seemed to just ignore Box 9 listing the cash liquidation/partial distribution. So without your answer I could have assumed that somehow those gains were taken care of in Turbo (as typical stock sales are when imported from the brokerage) but actually they would not have been reported. I suspect others may make that error, just by trusting Turbo.
2) I have now entered the cash liquidation amount on Turbo's "Cap Gains Wksht" as a stock sale (not exactly what it was but closest I can see) which transferred it, to form 8949 and SCH D. I said :Yes" the transaction was reported on Form 1099 (even though it was only reported as a Cash Liquidation (assume that is the correct answer.) I then added show my cost basis, but didn't list any number of shares as sold, as they remain in escrow.
So that is a little confusing. But Turbo seems to accept it that. The capital gains were determined as the cash liquidation amount minus the cost basis. Future distributions will be 100% cap gain, and I guess will need to do the same thing.
I guess I have done it properly. Thank you for your help!