Requiring desktop users to start over, if they imported a .pdf (instead of .tax) and did not begin with transferring another tax data file for 2024, is how Intuit evidently operates. "Too bad", if you hand entered Schedule D information or spend gobs of time doing your return. That missing loss-carry forward, etc., can no longer be brought over. If you manually enter it, you risk error, or other omission. Import should be allowed after a return has been started. Be kind, Intuit, instead of the only game in town.
