The study aims to measure the impact of reporting on value creation on the earnings quality of the economic unit by presenting and discussing the conceptual aspects of the value creation process through multi-capital and the importance of reporting it in Iraqi private banks in addition to presenting and analyzing the concept of profit quality and its measurement models. Therefore, the checklist prepared for this purpose was used based on previous studies related to the subject in order to determine the level of reporting of the research sample banks by analyzing the content of the annual reports of those banks as well as adopting the Tobin's Q scale to measure the value of the economic unit and then using some statistical models to find out the effect of reporting on value creation on the value of the research sample banks. The research reached a set of conclusions, the most important of which are: the value creation model through multi-capital in the international integrated reporting framework as a reporting mechanism can help in providing an appropriate environment for obtaining high-quality information and thus can improve the quality of accounting information, especially the quality of reported earnings and enable stakeholders also have access to different capitals from an integrated and long-term perspective. It also increases transparency and reduces information asymmetry, thus limiting the management of opportunistic earnings that often occur through manipulation of accounting estimates and accruals according to a short-term perspective that focuses on making earnings only. The result is reflected positively in the earnings quality. In light of the conclusions reached, the researchers recommend expanding information reporting practices in Iraqi private banks on the basis of a broad base of capital to demonstrate the value creation process in order to provide transparency, improve the quality of information, and reduce attempts to manipulate and distort earnings through receivables to achieve high levels of earnings quality, thereby enabling investors and other stakeholders to accurately evaluate units and assisting them in the effective allocation of resources among low-rated or high-performance Iraqi private banks
