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Nick Wright
25th September 2023

Nick Wright

Nick Wright, FCA, CTA, is a Director and Head of Corporate Tax at Jerroms Miller Specialist Tax, an award winning firm of tax advisers providing support to accountants, tax advisers, solicitors and their clients.

Nick specialises in complex corporate tax matters, including:

  • Transactions tax and company reconstructions
  • Succession planning including Employee Ownership Trusts and Management Buyouts
  • Venture Capital tax reliefs, in particular EIS and SEIS
  • Employment Related Securities and employee share schemes

Nick is a regular contributor to various tax journals including Taxation magazine, Tax Journal, Tax Adviser, Tax Insider and ICAEW Taxline, sharing his expertise with the broader professional community. Nick is also contributing author of Tolley Tax Planning, Finance Act Handbook, Miller, Hardy and Ismail on Company Reorganisations, and the British Tax Review publications.

He presents regular lectures to fellow professionals through various CPD providers, including 2020 Innovation, MBL, CPDStore and a variety of CIOT and ICAEW branches.

Nick also hosts “The Tax Hour”, a podcast dedicated to sharing expert tax advice from the industry’s leading specialists.

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