Hall Morrice appoints Shona Duncan in new senior management post

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Hall Morrice appoints Shona Duncan in new senior management post

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Shona Duncan has been appointed as a senior tax manager to oversee Hall Morrice’s tax and payroll teams.

The UK chartered accountant firm created the new role in response to a growing client demand for taxation services.

Duncan’s career spans for more than 20 years and she has extensive experience in general practice and industry, including extensive experience in the oil and gas sector. Previously, she worked at Halliburton, where she was the UK regional tax manager, and prior to that she was the European tax manager at CHC Scotia.

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