RE:Accrued Deb interest paid May2019 WITH SHARES, but T5 shows If your shares are not sold. Put a provision for loss in your income tax form. The provision for loss is your TEI cost per share minus the last trade price per share at the end of 2019.
If you owned 500,000 shares at a cost of .15/share and the last trade is at 0.005/share.
Your provision for capital loss is 72,500$ = 500,000 x (.15 - .005) and your new cost is 0.005/share. That provision for capital loss is applied agains your all other capital gains to reduced your income tax.
If you did have capital gain in your taxable income, you don't have an incentive to take a provision for loss and you keep your cost at 0.15$/share for all your TEI shares.
It is legal to take a provision for loss, because if you don't take it in 2019, you will take in 2020 or 2021... and the loss can be apply to all years in the past to reduce your past capital gain or applied in the futur again new capital gain.
That way, you are keeping your cash now instead to give it in income tax today and reclaim it in a year or later.