Senior Manager, Tax Team
Charlotte joined Price Bailey as a tax trainee in April 2016. Beforehand, Charlotte graduated with a BSc in Maths before going on to study for her PHD in Fluid mechanics from UEA. Throughout her career at Price Bailey, Charlotte has progressed to become a Senior Manager in the Tax team and is based in the Cambridge office.
Charlotte has been recognised for her excellence in industry knowledge; in her CTA and ATT exams Charlotte was acknowledged for her outstanding results. Being awarded the ATT Ivison medal for the candidate with the highest mark in paper 1, Personal Taxation, as well as the Gravestock medal for the highest mark on her VAT paper. In her CTA exams, Charlotte received the John Tiley medal for the highest mark in the Advanced Technical Paper on Taxation of Major Corporates.
Charlotte specialises in providing direct and indirect tax advice and regularly assists the corporate and business teams with their VAT and tax questions. Additionally, she works on various complex advisory projects, including corporate reconstructions, sale and purchase transactions, property and construction matters, employee share schemes, research and development and patent box claims. More about Charlotte.
Charlotte often is invited to attend speaker events and seminars. Examples include an upcoming construction and property litigation seminar where Charlotte will attend as a guest speaker on behalf of Price Bailey; exploring contentious legal and VAT issues that have occurred in the construction and property industry. Previous examples of speaker events include a property seminar held at Norwich City Football Club to discuss challenges and opportunities facing the regional, national, and international property market.
Charlotte often contributes her specialist knowledge in blog articles for Price Bailey’s website. Covering topics such as VAT FAQs, R&D tax relief changes, VAT Taxable supply. These insights assist with guiding our clients through legislative changes and action.
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