Many people often confuse the two concepts of essay and report. An essay is typically a piece of writing expressing the personal opinions of the author. On the other hand, a report focuses on presenting factual data. A report is a concise piece of writing about a specific issue, intended for a particular audience.

Reports often analyze the situation or problem faced by an individual or organization and propose solutions and actions for it. Since reports are based on real data and evidence, they need to be coherent and have a stable structure.

• Report writing enables business managers and companies to make quick and effective decisions when planning for a project or any specific issue.
• Report writing helps businesses monitor the activities of each department within the company.
• Report writing helps students improve their research skills, data collection, and presentation of information.
• Report writing can serve as a valuable source of data when there is a need to analyze a particular issue within a specific field.

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Depending on the requirements of each subject, different reports may have varying structures. However, here are the common elements that a report should include:

1. Title Page/Front Cover: The title page should contain complete information about the organization, individual sending the report, and details of the report's author. The title on the front cover should be concise yet descriptive of the purpose and main topic of the report.
2. Executive Summary: The Executive Summary (or Abstract) is a summary of all the content in the report. Its purpose is to provide an overview of the report for the reader. Typically, readers will read this section before delving into the main content. The ideal length for an Executive Summary is around 1 to 2 paragraphs and should be written last.
3. Introduction: The introduction should provide a brief overview of the topic being discussed and explain why the report is written. Additionally, this section may include an explanation of technical terms used in the report, if any, to help readers understand the terminology.
4. Body: This section is the backbone of the report. The content of the body should be logically organized and divided into smaller paragraphs. Proper labeling of subsections makes it easier for readers to find information. The information in the report can be arranged chronologically or by complexity, depending on the content.
5. Conclusion & Recommendation: In this section, you should present your findings and conclusions after completing the report, as well as suggestions for improving the issue discussed in the report. Additionally, a list of proposed solutions to the stated problem should be included.
6. Appendix & References: The appendix includes any supplementary information or data you have collected. This information is necessary to support the arguments presented in the body. The references section provides a compilation of the sources you have cited in the report to enhance credibility. This section is also an important part of the report. You can follow standard referencing formats for accurate citation.

Understanding the difficulties faced by international students when writing reports in an unfamiliar language, MAAS Writing Service introduces the Report Writing Service. With this service, students will no longer have to worry about finding report topics or collecting data. MAAS will support you from A to Z. With 5 years of experience and a team of professional writers, MAAS believes that the Report Writing Service will boost students' confidence and improve their GPA when facing challenges in report writing.

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The MAAS Team does offer partial support in writing specific sections of a Report as per your request. However, we cannot guarantee that you will pass the entire Report Writing, but we commit to ensuring that the section of the Report Writing you assign to MAAS meets the required criteria and standards.