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The problem this causes is with things that use the tags. A good example would be git describe --tags. A build job might use this command to generate a version for the build. However with the jenkins tags getting added in, this breaks as the command returns the wrong tag.
I've ended up just adding git tag
d $(git tag --list 'jenkins*') to my build jobs. It's dirty, but it works.