Because of their professional knowledge and resources, the institutional investors play an important role on the corporate governance. Maug (1998) found when the institutional investors with relative high shareholding rate have higher incentive to collect and monitor the behaviors of manager. Kao (2001) also found institutional investor is one of the factors which could reduce the agency problem of company. The study of Fudenberg and Tirole (1995) show the managers have incentives to smooth earnings in different management environment. In this study, we discuss the effect of institutional investors with relative high shareholding rate on the earnings management by manipulate the accruals. The empirical results show there exist significant earnings smoothing behaviors in Taiwan stock market and the institutional investors play a monitoring role significantly. The sensitive analysis show when the expected performance was bad, those firms with positive abnormal returns, positive EPS, Tobin’s Q greater than one and serious agency problems both the earnings management and monitor effect of institutional investors are significantly.