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Mark Morton

Mark Morton was originally an inspector of taxes but has spent the last 27 years lecturing to, and providing advice to, the accountancy and tax profession as an employee of Mercia Group Ltd. The views expressed in this article are entirely his own. He can be contacted at markmorton394@gmail.com.

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