According to Chapter 18, a report does not need a letter of transmittal if the writer and the reader work in the same organization.

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Even if the writer and the reader work in the same organization, a report may still require a letter of transmittal to formally communicate the completion and delivery of the report, outline its significance, and highlight key points or recommendations.

According to Chapter 18, a Report Does Not Need a Letter