@puravidaptoDon't get us wrong.  It's totally within your right to submit your requests.  There's no question that requests such as this, if implemented, could be helpful and would benefit everyone.

Given the limited resources Intuit would allocate to development, from experience, however, and knowing there are outstanding issues that have yet to be resolved, one would hope Intuit will prioritize what is more critical and impactful.

Similarly, genuine bugs should take precedent over enhancements.  A bug is what causes an error and that includes faulty tax logic, which may be obscure or difficult/impossible to fix by users without causing other issues, like the ones related to multi-year sourcing for §911, scaledown ratios for FTC of fiscal year jurisdictions, and CT-2210 annualization of PY residents, just to name a few.  Enhancements, on the other hand, are those that are good-to-have, things that could improve user experience.  This request would be one example and a request to automate the highly complex computation as well as flow of PFIC could be another.  A clear distinction needs to be made between a bug and an enhancement - unfortunately, Intuit often treats bug reporting as just another enhancement request.