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Investors & landlords
Confusing the IRS is never a good idea.
But in this case the information from the K-1 should match the information on the 1099-B. As @DaveF1006 says above, when you enter the information from the K-1 it should transfer to the schedule D. If you entered the 1099-B it would go on the schedule D, anyway. As long as the sale shows up there you should be solid.
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March 10, 2023
9:27 AM