Jason maintains a general corporate tax practice, advising clients on state, federal, and international tax matters. He represents clients of various industries in tax planning, audit defense, and tax litigation. When focusing on state and local tax matters, Jason advises clients on multistate income, franchise, and sales and use taxes, with an emphasis in California, New York, New Jersey, Texas, and Virginia. Jason also represents clients on unclaimed property matters, including voluntary disclosure agreements, audits and ongoing compliance.

Jason advises clients on tax information reporting compliance, including forms W-2, 1099-MISC, 1099-INT, 1099-R and 1099-DIV and their state equivalents. Additionally, Jason provides guidance on payroll tax matters, including federal and state tax withholding.

Jason serves as the leader of HuntonAK's Firm Green Committee. Within the firm's New York Office, he is a Diversity & Inclusion chair and a member of its Pro Bono Committee. 

Jason is a frequent speaker on state and local tax matters to both professional organizations and at various tax conferences. He has also written extensively on the tax considerations for Professional Athletes, including the Jock Tax and State Residency Audits.

During law school, Jason interned with the Brooklyn Nets, Barclays Center arena, and a growing sports agency, which provided him the opportunity to work on issues from the perspective of a professional sports franchise, arena, and individual athletes. Jason also served as a judicial intern to the Honorable Harold Baer, Jr., United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. Finally, he is a Certified Public Accountant, which informs his unique approach to client matters.

Bar Admissions

Education
LLM, New York University School of Law, 2017

JD, Brooklyn Law School, 2013

BS, University of Maryland, 2010

• President Biden’s Proposal to Enhance Financial Account Information Reporting Regime on Form 1099

  By Jason Feingertz |July 2021

• Establishing Residency for Professional Athletes, Tax Analysts
• Statutory Residency in New York: What Qualifies as a Permanent Place of Abode?, NYSSCPA Tax Stringer
• The State Tax Impact Of NBA Offseason Decision, SportsAgentBlog
• The Home Field Advantage of Credits and Incentives, Journal of Multistate Taxation and Incentives
• New York's Unitary Combined Reporting Rules: Guidance Is Needed, New York Law Journal
• Massachusetts Tax Planning for Professional Athletes: Taking Advantage of the Special Treatment Afforded for Signing Bonuses, Bloomberg BNA
• Tennessee's Failed Attempt To Be A Tax Titan, The CPA Journal
• As eSports Prizes Get Higher, Pro Gamers May Face “Jock Taxes,” Forbes
• New Jersey Strikes Back With New Convenience of the Employer Rule, New Jersey Law Journal