This paper tries to analyze the social structure of the state budget in Turkey. For this purpose, the budget expenditures and the budget revenues have separated into their class structures. After then, it is studied to be measured whether the net social wage or the social profit occurs or not. These measurements indicate clearly that the net social wage for the working class does not occur in Turkey. However, it is found that the social profit occurs in terms of the capital-class. From these findings, it is also necessary to emphasize two points: Firstly, the welfare state in Turkey seems to have a limited structure functioning of the working class solidarity among their own. Secondly, as it is frequently expressed by the mainstream economics literature, the view that there are the policies of the comprehensive welfare state behind the economic problems especially for the developed countries seems to lack of support for at least the case of Turkey, because the working class in Turkey is in a net tax payer position in view of the budget.