Rebecca M. (Becca) Chappell

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rmchappell@Venable.com

San Francisco, CA

T +1 415.343.4485

Becca Chappell advises clients on U.S. inbound and outbound transactional tax and cross-border tax planning, with a focus on design, implementation, and post-implementation work for complex acquisitions, business combinations, restructurings, fund investments, and global expansions. Becca has significant experience with high-profile, multi-jurisdictional transactions that involve the development and execution of tax-efficient and commercially effective tax planning strategies. She is well versed in tax structuring and transactional implementation in the U.S. and European markets, and has a comprehensive understanding of European financing considerations and evolving global tax initiatives.

Becca's clients include public and closely held multinational corporations, mid-market corporations, investment funds, start-up companies, and high-net-worth individuals across a number of industries, including technology, health services, media and entertainment, financial services, and retail.

Prior to joining Venable, Becca was a mergers & acquisitions tax director at a Big Four firm, where she worked in their London deals tax group.

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LL.M. University of San Diego School of Law 2009
J.D. University of San Diego School of Law 2008
- Student comment editor, San Diego International Law Journal
- IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
- Law Scholarship Award Recipient
B.A. Economics and Psychology Duke University 2005

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Vice president, San Francisco Elections Commission, 2021 - 2022

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Member, Board and Finance Committee, Safe & Sound (a San Francisco nonprofit working to educate, support, collaborate, and advocate to prevent and reduce the impact of childhood abuse, neglect, and trauma)