I had the same question this year. The answer I found was that turbotax now lets you import direct deposit info too if you want to easily set up direct deposit for your refund into the account you are importing. I did not actually try using the feature though. Personally, I decided I did not want my refund in that account so I simply did not import the direct deposit info and only imported the tax documents.
Thank you Wedge; I think you are correct and I have recommended your answer. I do find TurboTax's import feature to be next to useless. Every company I imported from had some hassle or other - albeit some were minor such as the one addressed in your answer. Every form I imported had to be opened on the issuing companies website, with a review of their FAQs; in many cases adjustments in TurboTax were required. They (TurboTax) could do much better with the feature, starting with cut and paste of password fields, and including a whole set of FAQs on common problems and issues with import. It is for me the most troublesome and least favorite part of the product.