You are entering something incorrectly. There is no problem e-filing a return with K-1 data that is entered correctly. I would contact HRBlock support and ask them what you're doing wrong.

 

Leaving off the K-1 will earn you two letters: one from the IRS and one from NYS asking about the missing information after they run the document matches against the K-1s submitted by the club.

 

Ira Smilovitz

 

our club had a long term capital loss this year.  when
trying to do my taxes i get a message error on HR block
software that states that i cannot e-file when my K1 has a 0
on three lines which we do with the capital loss.  if i
paper file the federal then i have to for NY state and they
charge 25 dollars to do that.  can i leave the K1 off my
taxes since it would only favor me anyway or am i taking a
chance of getting audited.  i don't really want to paper
file or pay the 25 dollars, but i will if i have to.