Corporate Tax Manager - Social & NFP

Hybrid in Cheltenham·Added 4 days ago (last checked 1 Nov)

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Michael Page UK

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Our summary

Salary: £65,000 - £80,000 a year
About £4,020 - £4,750 a month after tax.
Work mode: Hybrid, Cheltenham
Contract: Permanent

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What you'll get

Competitive salary and performance-related bonus
Clear progression opportunities within a growing national practice
Exposure to a prestigious and diverse NFP client portfolio
Flexible and hybrid working arrangements
Strong learning and development support
Collaborative and inclusive culture
Opportunity to develop sector-leading specialist expertise
Comprehensive benefits package and wellbeing support

The role

As a Corporate Tax Manager - Social & Nfp in Cheltenham, you will manage corporate tax work for clients in the Financial Services sector and help deliver clear, accurate advice. You will use your tax knowledge to keep client work organised and ensure deadlines and service standards are met.

Join a market-leading NFP practice advising purpose-led organisations
Senior leadership exposure with a clear pathway for career progression

What you'll do

An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Corporate Tax Manager to join a highly regarded Social Purpose and Non-Profit team.

Working closely with Partners and senior stakeholders, you will lead the delivery of both compliance and advisory services to a varied portfolio of not-for-profit organisations. This role offers significant client exposure, technical complexity, leadership responsibility and the opportunity to further develop a specialist reputation within a growing market.Responsibilities:

Manage corporate tax compliance and advisory assignments for NFP clients
Build and maintain trusted relationships with key client stakeholders
Provide technical tax support to colleagues across audit and advisory teams
Lead the delivery of complex tax projects and advisory engagements
Support national and regional business development initiatives
Identify opportunities to expand service offerings within existing clients
Raise the profile of the tax team through external networking activities
Lead, mentor and develop junior members of the team
Work closely with Partners to deliver exceptional client service

The Successful Applicant

A successful 'Corporate Tax Manager - Social & Nfp' should have:

Strong corporate tax knowledge and the ability to apply it to client work.
Experience managing corporate tax compliance work from planning through to completion.
Confidence reviewing tax computations, returns and supporting documentation.
A clear and practical approach to explaining tax matters to clients and colleagues.
Good organisational skills, with the ability to manage competing deadlines.
An interest in building specialist expertise in the social and not-for-profit area.

About Michael Page UK

Michael Page is a recruitment agency that connects businesses with job seekers, offering services ranging from experienced professional hiring to executive search, scaled recruitment and outsourcing solutions. The company operates globally, with more than 100 offices across 34 countries.

Its teams blend market insights, data and advanced technology to deliver hiring outcomes, and it also publishes career advice and salary guides for job seekers.

Industry: Staffing

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About the company & team

Our client is a leading national accountancy and advisory firm providing audit, tax, consulting and advisory services across the UK and internationally. Through membership of a major global network, the firm combines international reach with strong sector expertise, helping organisations navigate complex business and regulatory challenges.The Social Purpose and Non-Profit team is recognised as one of the most established specialist practices in the market, supporting charities, international NGOs, educational institutions, housing organisations and other purpose-led entities. The team offers the opportunity to work with a diverse client portfolio while contributing to organisations that deliver meaningful social impact.

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