“If, however, the transaction does not coincide with the parties’ bona fide intentions, courts will ignore the stated intentions.19  The analysis of ownership cannot merely look to the agreements the parties entered into because the label parties give to a transaction does determine its character.20  Consequently, the analysis must examine the underlying economics and the […]

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