Thanks for the two quick responses, but this is really absurd. The first form has all the boxes filled in except Box 2, and the second has only Box 2 populated and all others blank. So just do calculations with the value in Box 1 and then do calculations with the value in Box 2. If the other boxes require a break down depending on if it Box 1 or Box 2, then none of that information is available. Either this is poor programming or the IRS needs to require three different K-1 forms. Anything to make it more complicated!
