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Jason Schwartz

  • Partner | Tax

Washington, DC

T: +1.202.639.7277

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Jason Schwartz is a tax partner and co-heads the firm's Digital Assets and Blockchain Practice. He specializes in tax issues relating to financial products, securitizations, funds, treaties, lending, and digital assets.

Jason has been recognized as an "Up and Coming" lawyer in Tax by Chambers USA and as a "Next Generation Partner" by Legal 500 US in Tax: Financial Products each year from 2017 to 2022.

Jason is the author of numerous tax articles and a Bloomberg BNA Tax Management Portfolio regarding the taxation of CLOs. He is frequently asked to speak on a wide range of topics related to tax and digital assets, including at conferences hosted by the NYSBA and the ABA and at Korea Blockchain Week.

Jason is committed to pro bono work and community service. He oversees Fried Frank’s 501Foundry, a pro bono program that incorporates and obtains tax-exempt status for non-profit organizations.

Prior to joining Fried Frank, Jason was a partner at a large international law firm.

News and recognition

Chambers and Partners |

Chambers USA 2023 Recognizes Fried Frank as “Leading Firm”⟶

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Jason Schwartz Quoted by Tax Notes ⟶

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Jason Schwartz Quoted by The Defiant⟶

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Jason Schwartz Featured on the Law of Code Podcast⟶

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Jason Schwartz Quoted by RANE⟶

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Jason Schwartz Quoted by Legaltech News on Predictions for New(er) Technologies in 2023⟶

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Jason Schwartz Appeared on Real Vision Crypto TV⟶

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Jason Schwartz Interviewed for The Encrypted Economy Podcast⟶

The Legal 500 |

The Legal 500 US 2022 Guide Recognizes Fried Frank Practices and Lawyers⟶

Chambers and Partners |

Chambers USA 2022 Recognizes Fried Frank as “Leading Firm”⟶
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Insights and analysis

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Lack of Clarity Around Liquid Staking⟶

Jason Schwartz: Staking Rewards⟶

Jason Schwartz: The Jarrett Case⟶

Jason Schwartz: NFTs⟶

Jason Schwartz: Fungible Tokens⟶

Jason Schwartz: Asset Managers⟶

Jason Schwartz: Looking Forward⟶

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Analysis: Reading the Tea Leaves - What Enforcement Actions Mean for the U.S. Taxation of Crypto⟶

Client memorandum |

New Proposed Regulations Could Substantially Impact Taxation of Foreign Investment in US Real Estate⟶

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Analysis: Crypto Tax Loss Harvest Szn⟶
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Events

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Wall Street Tax Association 2023 Spring Tax Conference⟶

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NYSBA: The First Global Law Symposium⟶

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Taxation of Financial Products & Transactions 2023⟶

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D2 Summit⟶

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Korea Blockchain Week 2022⟶

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NYSBA Tax Section Summer Meeting 2022⟶

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NYU School of Professional Studies Tax Conference⟶

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Hybrid 2022 May Tax Meeting⟶

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Metaversal⟶
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