Taxes, which are the most important source of financing for the services provided by the public sector, are considered as a cost and a financial obligation that does not have any compensation. In the Constitution of the Republic of Türkiye, it is stated that tax duty should be taken from everyone according to financial power. In societies where tax awareness and culture are settled, individuals share some of their income with the state on a voluntary basis. In order to continue this volunteering and increase tax compliance, the tax clinic activities, which were first started in the United States, later spread to other countries. The aim of this study is to apply the tax clinic experience of the Federal Tax Office in order to increase tax awareness and tax compliance in the United Arab Emirates, and to apply it in Türkiye or adapt it to the tax week. The most striking aspect of the Tax Clinic practice is that expert officers from the Federal Tax Office participate in this event for three months and various public institutions and organizations and private sector representatives take part in this event. The aforementioned issues were not taken into account in the tax week held in Türkiye. Initiating efforts to improve the effectiveness of tax week in this direction in order to increase tax awareness and tax compliance in our country can be considered as the first option. In the second option, in addition to the current practice in Türkiye, it has been concluded that a practice similar to the tax clinic in the UAE can be made by collaborating with experts in the Ministry of Treasury and Finance and some institutions