Henry Shew

CPA, CA, TEP, CPA (Washington), MAcc

hshew@cadesky.com

416-498-9500

416-642-8262

416-498-9501

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Professional Status

• Senior Tax Manager – Cadesky Tax

Memberships

• International Fiscal Association Canada
• Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners
• Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (CPA Canada)
• Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario (CPA Ontario)
• The American Institute of Certified Public Accountant
• Washington State Board of Accountancy
• Canadian Tax Foundation

Academic Background

• Trust and Estate Practitioner
• Chartered Accountant
• Certified Public Accountant (Washington)
• CICA In-Depth Tax Course
• Master of Accounting – University of Waterloo
• Group Study and In-Residence Leader for CICA In-Depth Tax course
• Recipient of Ontario Graduate Scholarship
• Bachelor of Mathematics, specialization in finance (Distinction, Dean’s Honours List) – University of Waterloo
• Teaching assistant at University of Waterloo

Publications

• “Post Mortem Pipeline Fails For Non-Resident Beneficiaries“, First published by the Canadian Tax Foundation in (2019) 2:1 Canadian Tax Focus
• “Other Private Corporation Taxation Issues“, First published by the Canadian Tax Foundation in (2018) 4: 1-13 2018 Ontario Tax Conference
• “Safe Income May Vary Within Shares of the Same Class“, First published by the Canadian Tax Foundation in (2018) 8:3 Canadian Tax Focus
• “Investing with a Foreign Broker and Buying Canadian Shares“, First published by the Canadian Tax Foundation in (2018) 8:2 Canadian Tax Focus
• “Withholding Tax on Capital Distributions to Non-Residents“, First published by the Canadian Tax Foundation in (2017) 7:3 Canadian Tax Focus
• “MNR v. KPMG: Professional Duty Overrule”, First published by the Canadian Tax Foundation in (2017) 7:1 Canadian Tax Focus
• “Multi-Level Farming Structures and the Capital Gains Exemption“, First published by the Canadian Tax Foundation in (2016) 6:3 Canadian Tax Focus
• “Ontario Land Transfer Tax: Some Basics“, First published by the Canadian Tax Foundation in (2015) 5:2 Canadian Tax Focus
• “Section 119: Flawed Relief from Departure Tax“, First published by the Canadian Tax Foundation in (2016) 5:2 Canadian Tax Focus