Jason focuses his practice on the tax aspects of renewable energy transactions, advising on the qualification and optimization of various federal tax incentives, such as investment tax credits and production tax credits. He assists clients with tax analysis across a range of clean energy technologies and supports the preparation of tax opinions, memoranda, and compliance deliverables that underpin project financing and development.
Clients value Jason for his thorough, detail-oriented approach to the evolving federal tax landscape governing renewable energy. He works closely with a variety of clients to identify tax risks, structure tax-efficient arrangements, and navigate the complex regulatory requirements that shape the clean energy market.
Before concentrating his practice on renewable energy tax, Jason gained experience in structured finance tax and mergers and acquisitions tax at a law firm in New York. As a certified public accountant, he also previously worked at a Big Four accounting firm in New York, where he advised clients across real estate, private equity, and insurance practices on a wide range of federal tax matters. This combination of legal and business-side tax experience gives him a unique combination of cross-disciplinary perspective that allows him to approach renewable energy transactions with both technical precision and commercial pragmatism.
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- Author, Federal Court Vacates IRS Notice 2025-42, Restores 5% Safe Harbor for Wind and Solar Projects, McGuireWoods Legal Alert, June 8, 2026