Abstract With the liberalisation of the markets, the increasing growth of the enterprises and the subsequent complicating of all the processes taking place in the enterprise has created the need to have more knowledge in the decisions of the stakeholders of the enterprise. Therefore, over time, financial reporting alone has become insufficient in the decisions to be taken. Accordingly, corporate reporting, including non-financial information, has become almost mandatory in order to meet the needs and expectations of all stakeholders. As with many applications, corporate reporting has changed in keeping with the developing world. Corporate Social Responsibility reports, sustainability reports and finally integrated reports have been developed to meet the ever-changing and evolving needs of stakeholders. Which is considered as the final stage of corporate reporting integrated reporting, corporate governance and sustainability in order to be able to take the business forward within the scope of the environmental changes brought opportunities and challenges how and what it uses to assess investment opportunities and containing the capital of the business by showing how the strategy is integrated with the report located at the centre of the value creation process, a kind of reporting. Integrated reporting, based on an integrated think tank, aims to ensure the long-term sustainability of businesses by creating value for all stakeholders. In addition, integrated reporting, which promotes corporate governance and Corporate Sustainability, ensures that businesses are more accountable to all of their stakeholders and can be accountable in a transparent and fair manner. Based on this context, the aim of the research, which is prepared in line with the importance of Integrated Reporting, which is seen as the present day of theoretical reporting, is to examine the current situation in Turkey in line with general information about integrated reporting.