“Rupert Wilkinson manages to combine technical excellence with client centricity and emotional intelligence. We greatly enjoy working with him and value his insights and advice enormously.”
Chambers HNW 2026
“Rupert Wilkinson is an excellent all-rounder and very personable.”
Chambers HNW 2026
“Rupert Wilkinson is encyclopaedic. He is able to deal with an enormously broad set of issues.”
Chambers HNW 2025
“Rupert Wilkinson is personable, technically strong, detail oriented, and a pleasure to deal with.”
Legal 500, 2025
Rupert is a private client lawyer in our Tax & Trusts team. His work is primarily planning with trusts and wills, with the tax effects of planning options an important consideration. His clients are mostly individuals, trustees, and executors. He also acts for companies and partnerships on trust and tax matters with a 'private client' element. Rupert spent ten years working at Farrer and Co. in London, before moving to Wiltshire to work at Wilsons in 2011. He now splits his time between Wilsons' London and Salisbury offices. Rupert became a partner in May 2015.
Part of Rupert's work has a foreign dimension, whether it is acting for a UK based client who owns assets outside the UK, an international client with UK assets, or in some cases, international clients with trusts but no personal connection to the UK. He also acts for clients who are planning to come to the UK on a regular basis and want to ensure they are UK tax compliant.
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