One of the reforms in the real estate has been the beginning of the preparation of estimated budgets in the modern sense since 1846. After the proclamation of the First Constitutional Monarchy (Meşrutiyet), he authority to make budget was given to Kanun-ı Esasî, (Constitution), Meclis-i Mebusan (Council of Ministers) and Heyet-i Âyân (Chamber of Notables). With the new regulation, budget implementation of each year came into force with the sovereignty of sultan and approval of the Sultan. After the proclamation of the Constitutional Monarchy (Meşrutiyet), a comprehensive regulation was introduced “General Accounting Procedure Law” (in 1910) dated 1910. This law, which contains general provisions on the preparation, implementation and supervision of the state budget, entered into force in 1911. The budget consists of the following headings: The “Provinces General Administrative Law”, which entered into force in 1913, introduced significant innovations in the provincial administration and provincial finance. With this law, assets, income-expenses and provincial budgets were established under the provincial administrations' own administrations. The 1914 Aleppo province budget prepared according to this law is important in terms of being first. The main subheadings of the budget, those are;1330 Year of the Aleppo province Budget Ordinance, estimated revenue budget, “Elif “chart, payment budget, ”Be“ chart, likely to change” ”Te“ chart, where the income is detailed, 43 chapters in which the appropriation is handled in detail. The research is based on archival sources and studies related to this field. Unlike in previous budgets in the Ottoman Empire, it demonstrates the characteristics of a province budget with similarities to today's budgets.