The Tax Court Judge had erred in finding that the relevant purpose under s. 15(1.1) must be demonstrated to have been in the conscious intent of the taxpayer, i.e., a subjective test should be applied. Instead, the words "it may reasonably be considered" placed a substantial onus on the taxpayer to produce some explanation which is objectively reasonable that none of the purposes was to alter the value of a shareholder's interest".
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