In addition, we will present some suggestions about the importance of devastating the plutocratic system so that income distribution can be fixed and thereby spreading the welfare at the bottom of the society. From this perspective, we will show the notion of plutocracy in Turkey’s economy and policy by using the structure of Turkish tax system. These plutocratic indicators have potential to distort income distribution and create a capitalist dominion in Turkey. Such kinds of exemptions and exceptions are plutocratic indicators in Turkish corporate tax. And the administrations managed by provincial special administrations are examples of exemptions in Turkish corporate tax. For instance merging of firms can cause big firms to abolish small firms and this is an exception in Turkish corporate tax. One of them is exemptions concerning people and the other one is exceptions concerning to cases. There are two indicators in Turkish corporate tax. In Turkey, Turkish tax system serves the benefit of pressure groups in terms of Turkish corporate tax. With rent- seeking and dual income tax activities, incomes of all production factors can be obtained by pressure groups. In other hand, pressure groups in Turkey are strict rent-seekers. In one hand, dual income tax is being applied implicitly in Turkey and while the labor income is distorted, the capital income increases due to dual income tax. Turkey is one of the country which can be given an example of plutocracy when Turkish tax system is considered. In other words, politics is corrupted in such an economy because of plutocracy. By plutocracy, most of pressure groups which are dominant can maximize their benefits compared to other actors included in the economy. The democracy of pressure groups indicates that there is plutocracy in economic and political systems.
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