The fundamental purpose of this doctoral thesis is to consolidate and deepen the knowledge on development and application possibilities of standardised Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) reporting. The main research objectives relate to the examination of integrated presentation possibilities of financial, environmental and social impacts that arise from socially responsible activities, representing the overall business result. Therefore, the main research problem refers to the implementation of a methodology for integrated evaluation of the business Triple Bottom Line (TBL): financial, environmental and social results. The need of a company and its management to simultaneously communicate with different groups operating within the company or in its environment is reasonable grounds to promote reports that properly represent different aspects of business performance, in particular if they are including the non-financial ones. This thesis analyzes the model of the Triple Bottom Line and key determinants of its integrated reporting. The content of CSR reports have to interpret crucial achievements regarding sustainable development goals that are common to the company and the stakeholders. After a company recognizes its relevant internal and external stakeholders it is able to conduct a more detailed analysis of their interests and goals. This is a significant step in the process of planning socially responsible activities. In this process significant or material topics of common interest for the company and the stakeholders are being aligned in reporting purposes. Due to this, the content of the report has to reflect relevant aspects of the TBL and key connections that are crucial for gaining balance between financial, environmental and social business impacts. This has to be done with regard to actual requirements and objectives of the company stakeholders. Content of such reports should express stakeholders differences while the process of standardization has to enable freedom in report creation and publication according to the specific needs of stakeholders and the industry in which company operates. In this doctoral research significant scientific contribution is given through assessment of the measures that enable integrated evaluation of the TBL. Empirical research is therefore based on the features of the CSR reports by a sample that separates financial, environmental and social effects of business. It is emphasized that mandatory publication of such data in accordance with actual standards of CSR reporting provides an empirical examination of their impact on sustainable value added (SVA). SVA is here represented as a methodology for integrated measurement of companys efficiency. By reviewing previous scientific research it was concluded that it doesnt provide empirical analysis of the link between CSR reporting issues and measures (indicators) used for evaluating the efficiency of TBL management. Therefore this doctoral research conducted parallel testing of financial, environmental and social aspects contained in CSR reports and their impact on value added (VA) as a dependent financial variable. Testing showed that VA as a measure doesnt appropriately integrate certain aspects of the CSR. There was also a parallel testing of the same impacts conducted on SVA as a dependent non-financial variable. This test confirmed that the measure of SVA is appropriately integrating financial, environmental and social impacts of business within the relevant range of their characteristics. Respecting these results it is significantly confirmed that SVA can only be identified and analyzed through application of standardized CSR reports which, due to their uniformity and continuity, enable transparency of financial, environmental and social business impacts.