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ETAAC’s primary charter is to provide input to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on the development and implementation of the IRS strategic plan for electronic tax administration. Accordingly, ETAAC’s responsibilities involve researching, analyzing, and making recommendations on a wide range of electronic tax administration issues.  \nPursuant to RRA 98, ETAAC reports annually to Congress concerning:  \n􀁸 IRS progress on reaching its goal to electronically receive 80% of tax and information returns;  \n􀁸 Legislative changes assisting the IRS in meeting the 80% goal;  \n􀁸 Status of the IRS strategic plan for electronic tax administration; and  \n􀁸 Effects of e-filing tax and information returns on small businesses and the self-employed.  \nAs tax administration changes, so does the focus of ETAAC. In 2017, ETAAC will shift its focus to primarily addressing the serious problem of tax identity theft abuses, which threaten to erode the integrity of the tax system. In this report and in future reports, ETAAC will provide strategic and tactical recommendations on combating tax identity theft.  \nThe IRS ensures ETAAC membership reflects broad experience and stakeholder perspectives, including representation from state departments of revenue, large tax preparation companies, solo tax practitioners, software companies, low-income and consumer advocacy groups, and business filers from the nonprofit and for-profit sectors. ETAAC member biographies are in Appendix A.  \nIn conducting its assessments and formulating its recommendations, ETAAC relies on a variety of information sources. Most importantly, ETAAC participates in numerous discussions with IRS representatives. ETAAC also reviews several reports, including those from other advisory boards, the National Taxpayer Advocate, the Government Accountability Office (GAO), and the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) . The Committee is most grateful for their observations. Finally, on occasion, ETAAC seeks background insights from policy leaders, industry, and state departments of revenue. Using all of this information, ETAAC formulates its annual report, and the recommendations and opinions expressed in this report are solely those of ETAAC.  \nThe IRS Oversight Board, also established pursuant to RRA 98, is responsible for, among other duties, the delivery of an annual report to the Director of Electronic Tax Administration (or other IRS delegate), and a similar report to Congress with respect to advancing electronic tax administration. The Oversight Board has provided valuable research and insights into taxpayer behavior and preferences, critical to effective tax administration strategies. Currently, the Oversight Board has suspended operations andwill not resume operations or issue an annual report until it has enough members confirmed by the U.S. Senate to make up a quorum. ETAAC strongly recommends that the Senate accelerate confirmation of new Oversight Board members to allow the Oversight Board to continue its important work in tax administration.  \nFinally, ETAAC recognizes IRS employees and leadership for their continued efforts to administer an increasingly complex tax system, meet taxpayer service expectations, and successfully process billions of transactions and hundreds of millions of tax returns. 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