18 May 2026
Nixon Peabody expands renewable energy tax credit capabilities with partner Dusko Stojkov in Washington, DC
"Nixon Peabody has hired partner Dusko Stojkov in Washington, DC to bolster its Community Development Finance practice, advising on renewable energy tax credit transactions including tax equity, credit transfers and FEOC compliance."
Stojkov focuses on advising clients across the full lifecycle of renewable energy tax credit transactions, from project development and tax equity structuring through credit transfers, Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) compliance, and transactional due diligence. He advises sponsors, investors, and lenders on tax-efficient capital stacks for solar, storage, wind, and other clean energy projects, including project development, tax equity, credit transfers, and restructuring, and assists clients with qualifications for and stacking of credits, bonus adders, transferability, and direct pay.
He also counsels corporate clients on a range of business and tax matters, including choice of entity planning; structuring complex tax allocation and distribution provisions in partnership and LLC agreements; tax-efficient structuring of acquisitions and divestitures; US withholding and tax filing requirements; tax planning for US multinationals; FIRPTA compliance; and investment tax credits and energy property credits. Stojkov has represented clients in mergers and acquisitions across industries including government contracting, information technology, educational services, and clean energy, and brings more than two decades of experience spanning both in‑house roles and law firms. He holds an LLM from Georgetown Law, a JD from Wayne State University Law School, and a BS from Eastern Michigan University.