TADAT is a tool developed by international development cooperation partners, with technical input from experts, to help make tax administrations more efficient and fair worldwide. I am aware of efforts to apply TADAT methodology in local government. Over 190 national-level assessments have been reported. The SA national treasury developed a single and integrated revenue management framework(SIRMF) for use in the local government revenue administration. SIRMF has 19 sets of questions that derive scores in areas such as institutional arrangement, legislative policy setting, budget planning, asset management, etc . TADAT questions cover (i) efficient tax administration, (ii) accountability and transparency in tax matters, (iii) accurate reporting of declarations, timely payment of taxes, (iv) timely filing of tax declarations, supporting voluntary declarations, efficient risk management, and integrity in the database of taxpayers. The question then is: How can TADAT be combined with a single and integrated revenue management framework of the South African National Treasury to perform a situation analysis of municipal revenue administration? Answering this question can help improve municipal finance practices that enhance revenue billing and collections.