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This study was conducted to evaluate revenue generation in Numan, Southwestern Adamawa State, Nigeria. One hundred and twenty questionnaires were administered to randomly selected staff of Finance, Education, Administration and Livestock departments respectively. All the questionnaires were completed and returned. Descriptive statistics such as Tables, Frequency distributions, and percentages were used to analyze the data generated. The respondents indicate that sources of internally generated revenue in the study area ranges from Market, Animal sales, land, Slaughter slaps, property and income taxes respectively. Slaughter slap tax account for about 26.7% of the internally generated revenue in this area, while market sales tax and animal taxes account for about 16.7% respectively. To improve revenue generation in the study area, the respondents (56.7%) indicates that they normally employed the use of law enforcement agents to assist in revenue generation and this had yield some measures of improvement in the amount of revenue generated from 2005 to 2009. Although, there has been an increased in the amount of targeted internally generated revenue from 2005 to 2009, the respondents indicated that majority of the taxpayers do not comply in prompt payment of taxes (40%). Some of the factors responsible for inefficiency of revenue generation in the study area as indicated by the respondents includes inadequate public enlightenment (33.3%), while others (23.3%) are in the opinion that inadequate incentives is also a contributory factor. Based on the findings of this study, the following recommendations were made: Regular training of the revenue officers should be introduce and maintain, regular public enlightenment on the benefits of tax payment should be introduce either through the media or workshop and also through the use of posters, and the incentives given to revenue officers should be enhance and the best revenue officers of the year should be rewarded.

Appraisal of Revenue Generation in Numan Southwestern Adamawa State, Nigeria