Nathan Vinson, a Tax attorney at Bricker Graydon, has extensive experience in corporate and tax law, focusing on mergers and acquisitions, company formation, transactional structure, and tax compliance. He has worked on a variety of complex matters, including the sale of an Anheuser-Busch-affiliated distributorship for $22.5 million and representing multinational and national companies in sectors like tobacco processing and industrial supplies. Nathan also serves as general counsel, handling corporate transactions for businesses ranging from automotive dealerships to commercial kitchen equipment manufacturers.

In addition to his transactional work, Nathan has advised high-net-worth individuals and businesses on tax planning, business succession, and entity structuring. His experience extends to drafting a wide range of agreements, such as employment contracts, non-disclosure agreements, and buy-sell agreements, as well as marketing and vendor agreements. He has also been involved in the music industry, representing a nonprofit organization with a for-profit artist management and production company.

Education

Levin College of Law at the University of Florida, LLM in Taxation (August 2010)

University of Kentucky College of Law, JD, magna cum laude (May 2009)

Eastern Kentucky University, Master of Business Administration (May 2009)

Middle Tennessee State University, BS (2003)

Professional Activities

Member, American Bar Association

Member, American Bar Association – Tax Section

Member, Bowling Green Warren County Bar Association

Additional Items

• Author, "Circuit Courts Speak on Conservation Easements but is the IRS Listening?" 24 Tax’n of Exempts 35 (2013)
• Author, "Overhauling the Taxation of Financial Derivatives Transactions," 132 Tax Notes 1369 (2011)
• Author, "Proving the Value of a Charitable Donation May Be the Least of Your Problems," 115 J. Tax’n 81 (2011)
• Author, "Tax Court Analysis of Land Conservation Easement Values – Developments Since Kiva Dunes," 22 Tax’n of Exempts 31 (2011)
• Author, “Taxation of Unhedged Financial Derivatives Transactions: The Need for Schedularization,” Tannenwald Tax Writing Competition, article sponsored by Professor Martin J. McMahon, Jr. (2010) 2nd Place Award Recipient

Nathan enjoys playing guitar and golf, as well as watching his favorite sports teams, such as UK basketball and football, Cincinnati Reds, and Tennessee Titans. Nathan is actively involved in youth sports and has coached many of his sons' teams.