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John Messore

John Messore is an independent tax writer and is the resident car taxation expert on the ICAEW income taxes and NIC technical subcommittee. He was part the driving force behind the development of Innovation’s Traxmiles which won the Taxation Award for best digital innovation in 2020. He can be contacted by email: john.messore@yahoo.co.uk or tel: 07884 006164.

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Law trumps all

Long and winding road

Electric supply

Wheels can keep on rolling

To publish or not?

Big wheel keep on turnin’

Happy motoring

Reductio ad absurdum

Having your cake and eating it

Wheels go round – part 2

Wheels go round – part 1

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