TurboTax does not have access to pull anyone's information from another customer's QuickBooks account.
See here, for example, for instructions on the QuickBooks site for an employer to access a former employee's W-2.
You mentioned a 1099, though you identified the payer as an "employer". If you were working as an independent contractor, you can report your income on your Schedule C directly if you didn't receive a 1099.
See Joanna B2's response in this thread. Businesses are required to issue 1099-NEC to independent contractors on payments over $600. If not available, you can use your deposit slips or bank statement to file your self-employment income and enter the total income on Schedule C, other income not reported on 1099-NEC.
The independent contractor's self-employment income is reported on form 1099-NEC (previously 1099-MISC).
The form 1099-MISC is used to report: royalties ($10 or more), at least $600 of rents, prizes, and awards, attorney's fees, and other cash payments.
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