; (2) reduce taxpayer compliance burdens; (3) increase individual income tax return accuracy through financial data authentication; (4) strengthen the tax system against existing and emerging fraud and threats of fraud through cybersecurity collaboration; (5) avoid duplication of effort in the tax system; (6) simplify the tax system; (7) maximize the use of electronic technology; and (8) reduce information reporting burdens. 5. Report to congress Not later than June 30th of each calendar year after 2017, the Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee, as established by 26 U.S.C. 6011 note, is required to file an annual report to the Committees on Ways and Means, Appropriations, and Committee on Finance, on— (1) IRS Free File website statistics—percentage of taxpayers who came to the site and completed a return; (2) Free File program cybersecurity standards to protect taxpayers from Stolen Identity Refund Fraud; (3) demographic information on taxpayers using Free File; (4) IRS marketing and education efforts to promote Free File to eligible taxpayers; (5) simplifications and innovations to improve the Free File program for the next tax season to ensure the program remains state-of-art; and (6) State and local participation of IRS programs that serve Free File eligible taxpayers.