This article aims to measure the effective tax burden on labour, capital, and consumption in Turkey for the 2006-2019 period. In this study, we use the MRT method to measure the effective tax burden with some improvements. According to this method, the effective tax burden is calculated as tax revenues divided by the associated tax base taken from national accounts. The research results show that the effective tax burden on labour is higher than the effective tax burden on capital and consumption in Turkey. In addition, it turns out that taxes on labour and consumption are more sensitive to economic cycles. However, it is revealed that taxes on capital fluctuate according to changes in tax laws.