A special report is a type of financial statement that deviates from the standard format of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Special reports are prepared to meet unique information needs while maintaining professional standards and clarity. For example, a special report might be prepared to address the reporting requirements of a contractual agreement or regulatory provisions. Another common type of special report is one that explains or exhibits certain sections, accounts, or items of a financial statement.
The research report introduction section introduces the research problem and aims of a systematic investigation, outlines previous knowledge in the area of study and defines any jargons and terminologies that might need to be explained. In addition, the introduction section should provide a background summary of the current state of knowledge in the field, including an indication of whether the new results presented are valid and significant. Finally, the research report should include a speculative viewpoint on how the field is likely to evolve five years from the date of publication.
The program is best known for its in-depth coverage of political stories from the nation’s capitol, and its incisive discussion of how Washington’s policies affect Americans and the world. The program was originally anchored by Brit Hume, who left the show in December 2008. Bret Baier became the full-time host in 2007. The program’s studio is located at the network’s offices on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., but the program is often broadcast from other locations as well.
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