Building SaaS solutions using microsoft azure for achieving safe and secure tax related software
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Several services offered by Microsoft Azure Cloud Platform are used for building, running and managing applications. These Services include Azure Active Directory (AD), Azure Virtual Machines (VMs), Azure App Services, Azure DevOps etc have been used to develop this system which can manage all real estate tax servicing needs. It significantly reduces servicing costs with the Tax Outsourcing platform. This system is a SaaS product that many customers request to maintain current tax status on loan portfolios to ensure taxes are paid on time. The contracted loans include tax identification numbers and parcel numbers, current year taxes, back taxes that are past due, information about tax redemption, etc.Abstract
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