I'm in agreement that the customer should be able to paste in data - for both passwords and for the document number that also gets entered into the second field for importing 1099 data - it make it much harder to enter the data when one cannot paste. And as other people have said, it leads one to make errors by being forced to type in a long password or document number - happened to me at least twice already. And then it causes one to bypass the download and then type in the 1099 data, which also increases the possibilities of tax return mistakes.
As a "customer-focused company" that "believes everyone should have the opportunity to prosper and we never stop working to find new innovative ways to make that possible" as Intuit you says they are, TurboTax used to make it so easy to give feedback on the product on each page of the software.
Now it seems next to impossible to provide feedback, and the fact this post has been going in since March 2020 (almost 4 years ago) seems to support weaknesses in being a "customer-focused company."
