To evaluate a business in the context of the implementation of sustainable development goals, not only financial, but also environmental, social and economic reporting information is required. Various organizations are currently developing recommendations for the preparation of relevant reporting information. There are various approaches and principles business participants can choose from when preparing these reports. However, in practice, such reports are not very useful, since they have different content and terminology and are not easy to navigate. The purpose of the study was to review the content of reports currently available to users interested in business, and to determine recommendations they are based on to establish a trend in resolving reporting issues for sustainable development. We studied, summarized, systematized and analyzed legal framework and recommendations relevant to the topic, as well as the content of thematic sites. We found that in world practice there has been a clear trend to consider reporting as a source of information that determines the value of an organization taking into account its actions in the field of sustainable development. In addition, we highlighted the problem of relevant terminology and possibility of solving it. We concluded that there is possibility of emergence of new corporate reporting based on the principles of integrated thinking, and provided its definition.