The Transition Programme to a Strong Economy has been brought into force after 2000 and 2001 financial crisis to provide the fiscal discipline in Turkish Public Finance. This program which was prepared to revise the Turkish Economy has foreseen several various innovations about taxation technique and procedure. Extension of tax base, reduction of tax avoidance and evasion, renovation of tax administration and collection of non-performing public receivables are the most important anticipated innovations. Particularly the goal of the collection of non- performing public receivables have opened the door to last tax amnesties known such as tax peace, cash repatriation, debt restructuring. In this context 7 tax amnesties was introduced form 2001 to 2014. However these successive tax amnesties have started discussion on principle of equity and justice in taxation. In spite of all these discussions tax amnesty has become a new tax collection method as it allows to collect non-performing public receivables and provides additional revenues to the public budget. These tax amnesties have a significant role in terms of Central Government Budget. This article takes The Transition Programme to a Strong Economy to itself a as a milestone and it aims to demonstrate the effects of the 7 tax amnesties has been brought into force from 2001 to 2014 time period. It intends to identify the potential benefits of tax amnesties for fiscal administration.