Jason Schwartz

Jason Schwartz is a tax partner in CahillNXT, Cahill’s premier practice for Digital Assets and Emerging Technology.

He specializes in tax issues relating to digital assets, financial products, securitizations, funds, treaties, and lending.

Jason is ranked by Chambers USA and Legal 500 US and has authored numerous tax articles, a Bloomberg BNA Tax Management Portfolio on the taxation of CLOs, and a chapter for Practicing Law Institute on the taxation of digital assets. He is frequently asked to speak on panels and podcasts on a wide range of topics relating to tax. Jason’s clients have referred to him as a “fantastic tax lawyer” who is “knowledgeable, smart, and responsive” and “provides very practical guidance.”

Jason is committed to pro bono work and community service. He oversees Cahill’s 501Foundry, a pro bono program that incorporates, advises, and obtains tax-exemption for charitable and other nonprofit organizations. Under Jason’s ten-plus years of oversight, 501Foundry has helped hundreds of charitable organizations obtain tax exempt status.

Before joining the firm, Jason was a partner at a large international law firm.