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Jason Allen Reschly, Husch Blackwell
Staff Report//September 11, 2025//
Partner, Kansas City
With 44 years of experience, Jason Allen Reschly has established himself as a prominent tax attorney, known for his expertise in navigating the Internal Revenue Code to benefit taxpayers.
His most significant achievement involved creating an investment industry centered on master limited partnerships, resulting in billions of dollars being invested through client-created funds and subsequent copycat funds. This groundbreaking work earned him the distinction of attending the opening and closing bell ceremonies at the New York Stock Exchange.
Reschly has also testified before the Alaska Public Utility Commission on behalf of clients seeking transaction approvals and has argued cases at the appellate court level. He emphasized that hard work and intellectual flexibility are essential as tax law continues to evolve, requiring constant adaptation to congressional changes.
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