Jason Hernandez

Jason Hernandez is a tax controversy associate in the Tax Controversy and Dispute Resolution practice. He represents businesses and individuals before the Internal Revenue Service in a wide range of domestic and international tax controversies.

Jason advises clients on complex IRS practice, procedure, and dispute resolution matters. He obtains private letter rulings from the IRS National Office, including relief for missed elections, and assists clients with voluntary disclosures involving unreported income and international information return, withholding tax, and employment tax compliance matters. He also helps clients secure penalty abatements and refunds, resolve IRS account issues, and navigate federal tax examinations, appeals, and administrative disputes.

His clients include public and private companies ranging from closely held businesses to large multinational organizations, high-net-worth individuals and families, trusts and estates, and taxpayers with international operations or offshore interests.

Prior to joining EisnerAmper, Jason served as an attorney with the IRS Office of Chief Counsel in the Litigation and Advisory Division, where he represented the IRS in proceedings before the United States Tax Court. Jason is also currently pursuing a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation at the University of Florida, Levin College of Law.