This research paper delves into the significance of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) reporting disclosures and their impact on organizational performance and stakeholders. The study begins by defining CSR reporting and highlighting its importance in conveying an organization's social effectiveness. The research explores the increasing interest of companies in CSR reporting, driven by various stakeholders, and focuses on the economic consequences of CSR information disclosure. The paper presents a literature review, examining the key findings of previous articles and analyzing the fundamental concepts behind CSR reporting disclosures. It also explores the impact of information content on stakeholders and organizational performance. The methodology includes a qualitative research design, secondary data collection through literature review, and content analysis for data analysis, utilizing tools like SPSS and Excel. The paper concludes by discussing the expected benefits of the investigation, such as providing in-depth analysis and identifying the impacts of CSR disclosure. The research aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of CSR reporting disclosures, offering valuable insights for students and researchers.
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