FlyerTalker Lending Team on Kiva.org!
Jun 29, 19, 11:18 pm - Wikipost
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The FlyerTalk Lending Team on Kiva: Kiva.org is the not-for-profit microlending organization that networks people willing to lend to small entrepreneurs in developing nations using available technology and international networking / collaboration, and how Kiva.org had become an approved FlyerTalk charity thanks to TalkBoard's approval June 29, 2008 <link> It is listed on the FlyerTalk Cares page.improving lives a small loan at a time.
"Kiva is a grassroots project started by a team with a big idea: one-to-one, real-time lending to the poor via the Internet. Currently, we take no cut of the loan you make through our site -- 100% goes to the entrepreneur. We suggest a 10% donation, in addition to your loan, to help us cover our costs. Kiva is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and your donation is tax-deductible for US taxpayers." (Suggested donations for administrative overhead, low though that is, are not required - you may lend 100% if you so choose.)
As of 15 May 2016 it was 607 FlyerTalk lending team who have lent $2,209,175 in 37,092 loans! And now as of 30 June 2019 it is 941 members who have lent $6,415,775 in 71,722 loans! Our motto is: "We loan because: We want to fight global poverty while earning miles." This is tangible evidence Flyertalk Cares! There are likely other FlyerTalkers on Kiva who have not joined - if you are one of them, do so now to show your and FT's support and involvement. If you haven't lent yet, check it out - you may want to join up. For the low-income entrepreneurs on five continents who are requesting loans, microlending is significant - and it takes a lot of drops to fill the bucket. (Read on to see updates!) Now, we can see this sophisticated network link resources from those who can lend (no interest, sorry!) with those who are needy, worthy and screened by local NGOs and have a need to start / expand their small business to enhance their and their families' survival. And, using PayPal and your FFP/FFG linked card or account, you can earn miles or points with many loans! FlyerTalkers are lending, and fulfilling one of FT's seminal values, that of "paying it forward." Read more about Kiva.org, who supports and enables it (Intel, Google, Paypal, Intuit and many others,) and see if you have $25.00 (or more) you can lend someone deserving in a land you have visited and enjoyed (or not.) This is how it works:  Add your experiences here, or if you haven't joined... won't you consider joining the FlyerTalker Lending Team? You can see who the latest FT borrowers are (some still possibly needing loans) here For ease, you can click here: Subscribe to FlyerTalker Lending Team on Kiva.org 
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Nov 15, 21, 6:12 pm
#1396
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: chicago
Posts: 148
Originally Posted by sharkey
I have been lending to Kiva for the last few years, getting back (most) of my money via pay pal.
I got an email from pay pal asking for my tax ID.
"The IRS will soon require anyone receiving $600 in payments for goods and services to confirm their taxpayer status. As someone who's received payments through PayPal, you'll need to confirm your taxpayer status by providing your Tax ID Number to meet the requirement"
"if needed based on the amounts you've received, we will use the information you've provided to send you a Form-1099-K in January"
Anyone else received this?
I got an email from pay pal asking for my tax ID.
"The IRS will soon require anyone receiving $600 in payments for goods and services to confirm their taxpayer status. As someone who's received payments through PayPal, you'll need to confirm your taxpayer status by providing your Tax ID Number to meet the requirement"
"if needed based on the amounts you've received, we will use the information you've provided to send you a Form-1099-K in January"
Anyone else received this?
Seems like a money-grab by paypal. they like to freeze accounts and such, no matter how long your account has been open or for whatever reason they decide
Nov 22, 21, 11:33 pm
#1397
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Somewhere in Florida
Posts: 2,225
Originally Posted by Madinat
I got the same email today. it was after paypal refused to issue me a paper check and insisted i link a debit card or bank account to transfer the money this way.
Seems like a money-grab by paypal. they like to freeze accounts and such, no matter how long your account has been open or for whatever reason they decide
Seems like a money-grab by paypal. they like to freeze accounts and such, no matter how long your account has been open or for whatever reason they decide
Dec 24, 21, 4:42 pm
#1398
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: milwaukee
Programs: DL Diamond, HH Diamond, Marriott Platinum
Posts: 233
I saw this report on Doctor of Credit this week:"A major under-reported facet of the massive $1.9 stimulus bill (round 3) is that it strengthens requirements on payment processors like Paypal to report on income received through their platforms
Beginning on January 1, 2022, third party payment processors will have to report any income for goods or services exceeding $600 during the calendar year on a form 1099-K. Previously, processors only had to report this income if it was BOTH: (a) $20,000 or more during the calendar year, and (b) 200 transactions or more. This allowed most smaller stuff (like Topcashback, Ebates, PFS, Swagbucks payments) to go unreported."
https://www.doctorofcredit.com/stimu...99-k-tax-form/
I am concerned that I will get a 1099 for all of my Kiva to Pay Pal transfers starting in 2022.
Beginning on January 1, 2022, third party payment processors will have to report any income for goods or services exceeding $600 during the calendar year on a form 1099-K. Previously, processors only had to report this income if it was BOTH: (a) $20,000 or more during the calendar year, and (b) 200 transactions or more. This allowed most smaller stuff (like Topcashback, Ebates, PFS, Swagbucks payments) to go unreported."
https://www.doctorofcredit.com/stimu...99-k-tax-form/
I am concerned that I will get a 1099 for all of my Kiva to Pay Pal transfers starting in 2022.
Dec 31, 21, 8:59 pm
#1399
Moderator: American AAdvantage & TravelBuzz
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: BOS
Programs: AA EXP, Marriott Titanium
Posts: 10,221
I've been dealing with PayPal 1099s off and on for several years now. Had some hiccups 3-4 years ago when they tried to report it as "income" - but got PayPal to reissue the form and resolved the issue. I'm not even sure I got a 1099 from them the last year or two...
PS - almost midnight here on US East Coast...looks like we'll be ending the year around:
1.083 team members
$10,793,195 funded
122,698 loans
PS - almost midnight here on US East Coast...looks like we'll be ending the year around:
1.083 team members
$10,793,195 funded
122,698 loans
Last edited by JY1024; Dec 31, 21 at 9:07 pm Reason: Update with stats
