It is a necessity to transfer a part of the incomes obtained by taxing both the value increases and the rental income in the chattels real to the public. The transfer of the rent to the public obtained from chattels real has been the subject of the fiscal legislation from time to time, mostly, the transfer of this income to the public has not been fully achieved. In terms of the fiscal history of Turkey, there are different tax types and practices especially in financial resources within the scope of transferring chattels rent to the public. These were “Betterment” dated 1925, “re-appraisal levies” dated 1948, “Unearned Increment” Tax dated 1970 and in force is provisions on Increment Earnings in the Income Tax Law No. 193, “Copayment of the Expenses” provisions in Municipality Revenue Code No. 2464 and especially recently on the agenda “Development Readjustment Share”,“Increment Value Tax” and “Valuable Housing Tax” is expressed as rent tax. These regulations, which find an application area in Turkish Tax Law, are issues that are not sufficiently studied in the field of tax law and are not included in the literature collectively. In this study, the regulations used in the transfer of the property rent to the public from the past to the present are discussed in terms of the liabilities that arise in the event of disposal and not disposal of the property. It has also been concluded that these regulations, whose basic features are mentioned in the study, cannot fully ensure the transfer of the rent generated on immovables to the public today