Sarah focuses her practice on the tax aspects of renewable energy transactions, including qualifications for investment tax credits and production tax credits. She also advises investors, developers, and sponsors on the design and implementation of tax monetization structures that support the financing and long-term viability of clean energy projects.
Clients turn to Sarah for her clear, practical guidance through complex federal tax rules and her deep understanding of the evolving energy market. She helps clients identify and manage tax risks, optimize tax benefits, and stay ahead of industry developments that impact their investments.
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Georgetown University Law CenterLL.M. in Taxation
with Honors, Dean’s List
2025 -
South Texas College of LawJDCertificate in Transactional Law Practice
Dean’s List
2024 -
The University of Texas at San AntonioBBAMarketing
President’s List
2020
- Federal Bar Association
- American Bar Association, Tax Section
- State Bar of Texas, Tax Section
- Houston Bar Association, Tax Section
- Houston Young Lawyers Association
- Author, IRS Notice 2025-42 Leaves Beginning of Construction Guidance for Wind and Solar Mostly Unchanged, But Limits 5% Safe Harbor to Low-Output Solar Facilities, McGuireWoods Legal Alert, August 15, 2025
- Author, EO Directs Treasury to Issue Guidance on Beginning of Construction, BBB FEOC Restrictions, McGuireWoods Legal Alert, July 8, 2025
- Author, Tax Bill Enacted on July 4, 2025 Contains Scaled-back Renewable Energy Provisions, McGuireWoods Legal Alert, July 7, 2025
- Texas
- Moderator, "Navigating the New Tax Landscape: Executive Orders and Policy Shifts Under Trump 2.0," American Bar Association Section of Taxation 2025 May Tax Meeting, May 9, 2025