The study investigated the effect of revenue enhancement planning on service delivery in Uganda, a case of Butiaba sub county in Buliisa district. The study adopted a cross sectional and correlation survey design complemented with a qualitative and quantitative approach. The study population was 176 and 124 formed the sample size selected using the purposive and simple random sampling. Information was elicited using questionnaire, interview and documentary review checklist. A response rate of 63% was obtained as recommended by Amin (2005). Key findings suggested a positive significant relationship between revenue enhancement planning and service delivery (0.530**). The study concluded that untimely revenue enhancement planning and fewer local revenue sources negatively affects revenue management however, fair tax assessment and timely deployment of tax enforcement team improve revenue collection. It was recommended that more of the job trainings should be conducted.