[-] It has its own database where municipality taxes are stored

[+] Taxes should have ability to be scheduled (yearly, monthly ,weekly ,daily) for each municipality

[-] Application should have ability to import municipalities data from file (choose one data format you believe is suitable)

[+] Application should have ability to insert new records for municipality taxes (one record at a time)

[+] User can ask for a specific municipality tax by entering municipality name and date

[+] Errors needs to be handled i.e. internal errors should not to be exposed to the end user

[+] You should ensure that application works correctly

• Application is deployed as a self-hosted windows service > if you build TaxManager project and run it as a service ?
• Update record functionality is exposed via API > if webService that accepts HTTP POST is ok?

"Producer service" : Build TaxManager. Run. "Consumer service" : here it is -> https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/postman/fhbjgbiflinjbdggehcddcbncdddomop. Use it to do HTTP requests. Samples are included (Tax test.postman_collection.json)

Examples:

1. GET http://localhost:8080/api/tax/c/2016.11.01 -> gets taxes for city "c" on date "2016.11.01"

2. POST http://localhost:8080/api/tax with JSON body: { "City": "b", "Tax": 999.6, "Day": "2016-10-10" } -> inserts new tax (999.6) for city "b" on date "2016.10.10"

3. POST http://localhost:8080/api/tax with JSON body: { "City": "b", "Tax": -22, "Year": 2016, "Month": 10 } -> inserts new tax -22 for city "b" on "2016.10" month

4. POST http://localhost:8080/api/tax with JSON body: { "City": "b", "Tax": 5, "Year": 2016 } -> inserts new tax 5 for city "b" on 2016 year

5. POST http://localhost:8080/api/tax with JSON body: { "City": "b", "Tax": 33, "Year": 2016, "WeekOfYear": 2 } -> inserts new tax 33 for city "b" on 2nd week of 2016 year.