This study examines the association between security returns and non-operating income, and whether components of non-operating income have incremental information content. Since the prior accounting research has not focused on the impacts of non-operating income, the main purpose of this study is to explore the information content of security prices with quarterly non-operating income in the Taiwan securíty market. Samples of this study include 303 companies, listed in Taiwan Stock Exchange from 1996 to 1998. The main results are as follows : 1. Both operating income and non-operating income are associated with security returns significantly. 2. In the second and fourth quarter, companies utilize non-operating income to window dress their financial statements. 3. In spite of operating losses, non-operating gains are significantly associated with security returns. 4. The association in result 1 is positively related to the percentage of nonoperating income to normal income. 5. The association between security returns and components of non-operating income is stronger than result 1. Adj-R2 increase 20.03%, indicates the components of non-operating income have incremental information content.