The point is being missed.  The accept/reject payment data is available but not presented in a useful convenient way.

Sure, the client has responsibility.  But, I am not following up with all clients who have payments due.  May as well look at all the 9325s.  

The client pays me for piece of mind that all is taken care of related to taxes.  I pay Intuit for software with the expectation both my firm and its clients have piece of mind.  This feature request is every bit as important as knowing if an e-file return was accepted or rejected which that info is presented properly.