Nimesh Shah

Specialist areas:

- Tax planning for the family business

- Shareholder tax planning for M&A transactions

- Interaction of personal tax and corporate tax for entrepreneurs and owner managed businesses

- Entrepreneurs’ relief planning

- Taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals and offshore trusts

- Property Tax

- Corporate Tax

- Inheritance Tax Succession Planning

- Non-Domiciled

- Non-Resident Tax

I was appointed as CEO of Blick Rothenberg in August 2020, having joined the firm in 2012.

My background is in personal tax and I have had over 15 years’ continuous experience in practice. I specialise in the interaction of personal and corporate tax matters, advising predominantly entrepreneurs from across a variety of industry sectors on all aspects of their personal and corporate tax affairs. This includes their company’s business life cycle – from start-up and growth through to business exit.

I am regularly approached to comment on tax matters in the media including the broadsheets and personal finance publications, and have made appearances on radio and television. I can also be found speaking regularly at a host of events on tax issues.

I have a keen interest in the UK’s tax policy and regularly input into Government consultations including stakeholder meetings with HM Revenue & Customs and HM Treasury. I am passionate about both improving the UK’s tax system through simplification and reducing barriers and compliance requirements to promote entrepreneurship in the UK.

I am proud to have been given the support and the confidence to develop my career at Blick Rothenberg, enhancing both the profile of the firm and myself personally. In my role as CEO, I hope that I can give our people the same opportunities and support that have been afforded to me, and my own measure of success will be to see people develop their careers beyond mine.

- Association of Tax Technicians (ATT)

- Chartered Tax Advisor (CIOT)

In my role as CEO, I hope that I can give our people the same opportunities and support that have been afforded to me, and my own measure of success will be to see people develop their careers beyond mine.