Jarrett Jacinto

Jarett advises companies on a wide range of credits and incentives issues, including the prohibited foreign entities rules, clean hydrogen production credit (§45V), clean electricity production and investment credits (§§45Y and 48E), energy credit (§48), advanced manufacturing production credit (§45X), credit for carbon oxide sequestration (§45Q), advanced manufacturing investment credit (§48D), and the energy communities, domestic content, and prevailing wage and apprenticeship bonus credits.

Jarrett has a distinguished background as an equity partner at a Washington, DC-based law firm and as Associate Legislative Counsel at the US Department of the Treasury. He began his legal and tax career focusing on corporate and private equity fund tax issues, mergers and acquisitions, and later specialized in tax controversy related to various topics including transfer pricing, tax credits and valuations. At Treasury, Jarrett played a key role in developing major Credits & Incentives regulations, building strong relationships with IRS, Treasury, and industry professionals. He is recognized for his technical leadership, quality assurance expertise, and deep understanding of regulatory and legislative matters.

Jarett holds a JD from Georgetown University School of Law, an MBA from George Washington University and a BBA (Finance and International Business) from University of Hawaii at Manoa.