; and (2) enhance collaboration and cross-agency streamlining efforts that reduce the burdens of multiple income verification processes and applications on the eligible homeowner, the eligible landlord, the implementing organization, and the Federal Government, including by establishing assistance application procedures for income eligibility under this Act that recognize income eligibility determinations for assistance using any of the criteria under section 2(2)(A) that have been used for assistance applications during the 1-year period preceding the date on which an eligible homeowner or eligible landlord applies for assistance under this Act. (j) Reporting requirements (1) Annual report An implementing organization that receives a grant under this section shall submit to the Secretary an annual report that includes— (A) the number of units served, including reporting on both homeownership and rental units; (B) the average cost per unit for modifications or repairs and the nature of those modifications or repairs, including reporting on both homes and rental units; (C) the number of applications received, served, denied, or not completed; (D) the aggregated demographic data of grant recipients, which may include data on income range, urban suburban, and rural residency, age, and racial and ethnic identity; (E) the aggregated demographic data of loan recipients, which may include data on income range, urban suburban, and rural residency, age, and racial and ethnic identity; (F) in the first year of receiving a grant, and as certified in subsequent reports, a comprehensive plan to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse in the administration of the pilot program, which shall include, at a minimum— (i) a policy enacted and enforced by the implementing organization to monitor ongoing expenditures under this title and ensure compliance with applicable regulations, including compliance with Federal accessibility requirements