Presentation and style the appropriate structure of a memorandum content appropriate content a convincing argument in favour of your decision. Consideration must be given to both the CRA and Worker's Compensation the following rules should be followed when writing a formal memo: memorandums should be structured including a main heading (to, from, date, re: ) there should be section headings throughout the body of the memo. An introduction and a closing section should be used. The language used in a memo should be clear, concise and to the point organization of ideas and sentence structure are required. The writer of the memo should attempt to anticipate and answer any questions the reader may have on the subject. Since memos generally concern problems. They should conclude with specific recommendations for a solution. All the relevant topics concerning Worker's Compensation should be discussed in the body of the memo