EAC694 Advanced Report Writing : Group Management Report

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Task:

It is a group management report which needs to be written based on the main group report that is already submitted by us to our professor as a group .
 
Just write down the key focus points which can be important to the management level.Follow the principles of management report For your convenience, I am also attaching the main case as pdf and also the grading criteria for the group management report If you need any help, let me know please.
 
Based on your group case report on the Anwar Aluminum case, prepare a management report to your manager Greg Burnham, of Prestige Accounting. Follow the principles for management reports that we covered in Week 

Please submit one report per group. Submit your report on BlackBoard in MS Word format.

Due: Thursday, November 11th

See below for the marking rubric I will use in evaluating your group management report.

Group Management Report: Marking Rubric (15%)

 

Excellent

Satisfactory

Needs work

Score

Content

(out of 10)

Briefly summarizes key issues in the case. Excludes information the reader already knows. Applies relevant accounting principles correctly. Briefly lists recommendations. Includes necessary numbers in Appendix.

(8-10)

Leaves out some important issues, or includes some unnecessary details. Minor issues with accounting treatments.

 

 

 

(5-7)

No summary of the issues. Leaves out important issues. Significant errors in accounting. Missing recommendations. Missing key numbers needed to understand the report.

 

(0-5)

 

Level

(out of 10)

Level is appropriate for a business owner. Explains technical terms or accounting principles where necessary.

(8-10)

Level slightly less sophisticated or slightly more technical than appropriate.

 

(5-7)

Level is far too technical or too unsophisticated.

 

 

 

(0-5)

 

Style, organization

(out of 5)

Professional writing style. Follows required organization. Written clearly and strongly. Appropriate division into paragraphs, lists, tables, etc. Argument is organized logically.

 

(4-5)

Strong writing style. Minor issues with organization. Too many detailed numbers in the body of the report.

 

 

(3-4)

Writing is full of colloquialisms or awkward sentences. No division into paragraphs, lists, or tables. Lack of overall organization makes the argument unclear.

(0-2)

 

Format

Proper memo format.

 

 

(4-5)

Minor issues with format.

 

(3-4)

No memo format, or major issues with the format.

(0-2)

  
 
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