Dissertation (MA Business Administration)Specifically the objectives of the study were to (i) determine the benefits of using EFDs in revenue collection (ii) examine the perceptions of taxpayers towards the use of EFDs machines in revenue collection and (iii) identify challenges towards the use of the EFDs in revenue collection. This study adopted the survey research design which was most appropriate as it entailed gathering of primary data from tax payers who using EFD machine in revenue collection. The population consisted of hardware‟s, hotels, shops and min super markets owners which were registered for VAT and none VAT registered. The research study used primary data. Primary data was obtained through self-administered questionnaires. Data were analyzed using statistical package for social sciences (SPSS) version 16.0 represented in simple descriptive statistics such frequencies and percentages. The findings show that majority (65.3%) of the respondents indicated that there were advantages of using EFD machine in revenue collection which includes machine has reduced the time it takes to prepare sales report, machine secure tax information for auditing purpose and transaction and ensure tax rate to be paid by the tax payers. On the other hand (34.75%) reported that there were no advantages of using EFDs in revenue collection. The respondents revealed that most (67.3%) were facing challenges in using EFD machine includes price of EFDs was high, fiscal tax invoice is not durable as they are not readable after a short period of time, facing networking problem, since these devices uses network to transfer information, tax payer not having enough education and low number of agents to supply the electronic fiscal devices in the study area.