The purpose of the research is to probe into the relationship between information disclosure of Green Accounting and stakeholders in Taiwan listed companies at stock exchange market using the data during 2001 to 2003 as the research sample. According to the research, it shows that the extent of information disclosure of Green Accounting in Taiwan listed companies is not generally good, the reason leading to the result is that companies are of the opinion that the information of Green Accounting is non-forced and the cost of exposure may exceed the interests. Fines and indemnification of the companies of the year and environment budget for the future all follow a positive result with the extent to the information disclosure of Green Accounting, which shows that the strategies to disclose companies' environmental information may be affected when companies are involved in critical environmental incidents or in expected invested capital. The larger of a company's scale and the higher polluted companies, the higher extent of the information disclosure than companies of smaller scale and lower polluted. This fact reveals that after weighting the interests, enterprises may tend to report good news to the society. Overall, the main source of pressure causing the extent of information disclosure in Green Accounting is the implementation of social responsibility.