eports, in an information age, are essential to business writing and
written communications in general.
What
makes business reports different from general academic reports is the
emphasis on the following qualities:
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brevity
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clarity
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functionality
Reports,
typically, include the following eleven parts:
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Title
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Abstract
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Letter
of Authorization
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Letter
of Transmittal
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Table
of contents
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Introduction
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Body
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Conclusion
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Recommedations
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References
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Appendices
Here
is a great resource for information on business report writing:
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