(1) An entity has an aggregate interest in a corporation if:
(a) the entity has a direct interest and 1 or more indirect interests in the corporation; or
(b) the entity has more than 1 indirect interest in the corporation.
(2) The value of the aggregate interest of an entity in a corporation is the sum of the following:
(a) the value of the direct interest (if any) of the entity in the corporation;
(b) the value of each indirect interest of the entity in the corporation.
(3) For example:
(a) an entity has a direct interest (with a value of 40%) in corporation B; and
(b) the entity also has a direct interest (with a value of 25%) in corporation A, which in turn has a direct interest (with a value of 60%) in corporation B. Accordingly, the entity also has an indirect interest in corporation B with a value of 15% (that is, 25% × 60%); and
(c) the value of the entity's aggregate interest in corporation B is the sum of the direct interest (40%) and the indirect interest (15%), which is 55%; and
(d) accordingly, in this example, the entity has a controlling interest in corporation B (within the meaning of section 73).