(1) It must be the case that at no time during the period when the owner owned the interest did the sole or dominant activity of the * losing entity consist of providing services as mentioned in subsection 727 - 715(1).
(2) It must be reasonable to conclude that the total (the total market value ) of the * market values, immediately before the * realisation event, of * primary interests in the * losing entity then owned by * affected owners is less than it would have been if none of the following had happened:
(a) the * 95% services indirect value shift;
(b) each * predominantly - services indirect value shift that meets either of these conditions:
(i) its amount was less than $500,000 and it happened within 4 years before the realisation event, or at the same time as the realisation event;
(ii) its amount was $500,000 or more and it happened at any time before the realisation event, or at the same time as the realisation event;
and that meets all of these conditions:
(iii) the same entity is the losing entity for it as for the 95% services indirect value shift;
(iv) it happened under a different * scheme from the 95% services indirect value shift; and
(v) having regard to all relevant circumstances, it is reasonable to conclude that the sole or main reason why it happened under a different scheme was to prevent the conditions in section 727 - 705, 727 - 710, 727 - 715 or this section from being met.
(3) It must also be reasonable to conclude that the total * market value is less than it would have been by at least:
(a) $500,000, if the total of the * adjustable values, immediately before the * realisation event, of the * primary interests referred to in subsection (2) is less than or equal to $10,000,000; or
(b) 5% of the total of those * adjustable values, if that total is greater than $10,000,000 and less than or equal to $100,000,000; or
(c) $5,000,000, if that total is greater than $100,000,000.
(4) The providing of the services mentioned in paragraph 727 - 700(2)(a) or (b) by the losing entity must not be in the ordinary course of its business.