The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact on the quality of financial reporting when the compensation committee overlaps with other functional committees for firms publicly listed in Taiwan from 2014 to 2019. This study mainly examines the relationship between the compensation committee and the audit committee when the members overlap, the number of meetings of the compensation committee and the occurrence of the fraudulent financial reporting. I search the fraudulent financial reporting based on news events, and use a fraudulent company to match two non-fraudulent companies for analysis. The empirical results show that the more overlapping members of the compensation committee and the audit committee, and the higher the overlap ratio, the company has a lower occurrence of fraudulent financial reporting. The greater number of meetings of the compensation committee, the more information about the meeting can be shared with overlapping audit committee members, which improves the quality of financial statements and reduces the probability of fraud in financial reporting