Kebut, Lynne Jepkorir2019-09-122022-06-072019-09-122022-06-072018https://ikesra.kra.go.ke/handle/123456789/146The main aim of this study was to establish how ECTS which was implemented by KRA to ease monitoring of transit goods has impacted on revenue collection along the northern corridor. The study focused on trade facilitation, monitoring of cargo movement and tax leakage. The study used descriptive research design comprising of quantitative research techniques. The data was collected from primary sources through the use of questionnaires, from a target population of 58 staff from northern corridor observatory team who formed the sample for this study. The finding from the study shows that trade facilitation and monitoring of cargo positively contributes to revenue collection by a factor of 0.222 and 0.314 respectively. Further, the study found out that tax leakage negatively influences revenue collection by a factor -0.146, though this has been greatly reduced by implementation of ECTS. From the findings, it can be recommended that the government and the investors should embrace the use of ECTS because of positively impacts on revenue through enhancement of monitoring and trade facilitation. It also protects the local market through stabilization of prizes of goods since it reduces diversion that leads to tax leakage. Further, there is need for further research to establish wholesome view of the factors that influence revenue such as policies and infrastructure.enElectronic Cargo Tracking System (ECTS)Northern CorridorArticle