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2020 Tax Guide for Prosper Investors

February 1, 2021 by Sarah Cain

It’s tax season, and to help Prosper retail investors navigate the process, we’ve created the 2020 Prosper Tax Guide. This guide has general information about the 1099 tax form(s) you may receive from Prosper.

To access the Prosper Investor Guide for 2020, click here.

If you’re a retail investor who holds Notes from Prosper, here’s what you need to know:

  • In connection with your investment through Prosper, you may receive the following forms for the 2020 calendar year:
    • 1099-OID: Net interest of $10 or more received in 2020
    • 1099-MISC: Other income (such as late fees) of $600 or more received in 2020
    • 1099-B: Gross proceeds from sales or recoveries received in 2020 from Notes corresponding to loans charged-off in 2020 or prior years.
    • These 1099 tax statement(s) will be available in your Prosper account on February 1, 2020. Please note, it is your responsibility to check your account and review all information provided before filing your tax return.

These 1099 tax statement(s) will be available in your Prosper account on February 1, 2020. Please note, it is your responsibility to check your account and review all information provided before filing your tax return.

Prosper does not provide tax, financial or legal advice and neither this post nor Prosper’s tax guide is intended to be tax, financial or legal advice. We recommend that you consult with your financial or tax advisor if you have any questions. The IRS also provides guidance on the back of the 1099 tax form(s) designed to describe what is reported in each box on the form.

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