Amazon FBA Tax Deductions UK 2026 — Allowable Expenses for Amazon Sellers
A complete 2026 guide to Amazon FBA tax deductions UK sellers can claim legally. Learn how to deduct Amazon fees, stock costs, FBA storage, advertising, software, mileage, home office costs, VAT input tax, and professional fees while staying compliant with HMRC.
Amazon FBA Tax Deductions UK 2026 — The Complete Seller Guide
If you sell through Amazon FBA in the UK, you are not taxed on your total sales. You are taxed on your profit. Your profit is your Amazon sales income minus allowable business expenses, cost of goods sold, Amazon fees, shipping, software, advertising, and other costs that are incurred for your trade.
This matters because Amazon sellers often look profitable in Seller Central but have a very different position once Amazon referral fees, FBA fulfilment fees, VAT, refunds, stock adjustments, foreign exchange, damaged inventory, advertising spend, and bookkeeping corrections are included. A seller with £200,000 in sales may not have £200,000 of taxable income. They may have a much smaller taxable profit after proper Amazon FBA bookkeeping.
The purpose of this guide is to explain Amazon FBA tax deductions UK sellers can claim in 2026, how HMRC normally views those costs, and where sellers commonly make mistakes. This page is written for sole traders, limited company directors, private label sellers, wholesale sellers, arbitrage sellers, and Amazon businesses using FBA, FBM, or a hybrid fulfilment model.
The Main HMRC Principle
For an expense to be allowable, it must be for the purpose of your business. If an expense has both personal and business use, only the business portion should be claimed. Keep invoices, receipts, Amazon reports, and a clear explanation of how you calculated any business-use percentage.
Amazon Seller Tax Deductions Covered on This Page
Amazon Seller Tax Updates for 2026
Before looking at individual deductions, UK Amazon sellers should understand the current 2026 tax environment. The VAT registration threshold is still a major planning point for eCommerce sellers because Amazon turnover can grow quickly. If your taxable turnover goes over the VAT threshold, you must register, charge VAT where required, file VAT returns, and keep digital VAT records.
For limited companies, Corporation Tax is not one flat rate for every company. In 2026, companies with small profits may pay the small profits rate, companies above the upper threshold pay the main rate, and companies between the two may receive marginal relief. This makes accurate profit tracking important because your effective tax rate can change as your Amazon business scales.
| 2026 Area | Current Rule / Rate | Why It Matters for Amazon FBA Sellers |
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| VAT Registration Threshold | £90,000 taxable turnover | Amazon sellers can cross this quickly, especially if ads and stock are scaling. Track rolling 12-month turnover, not only the tax year. |
| Corporation Tax | 19% small profits rate under £50,000; 25% main rate above £250,000; marginal relief between | Limited company sellers need accurate monthly management accounts, not just year-end bookkeeping. |
| Home Office Simplified Expenses | £10, £18, or £26 per month depending on hours worked from home | Useful for sole traders who do admin, sourcing, customer service, listing work, or bookkeeping from home. |
| Business Mileage | Cars and vans: 55p per mile for first 10,000 miles from 6 April 2026, then 25p | Relevant for supplier visits, prep-centre trips, storage-unit visits, trade shows, and business travel. |
| Annual Investment Allowance | £1 million AIA limit | Useful when claiming laptops, label printers, shelving, warehouse equipment, barcode scanners, and other qualifying plant and machinery. |
| Amazon UK Selling Plan | Professional plan £25 per month excluding VAT; Individual plan £0.75 per item plus selling fees | Amazon subscription and selling fees are ordinary deductible costs when used for your Amazon business. |
Useful External References
For official rules, check GOV.UK VAT registration, Corporation Tax rates, simplified expenses, and Amazon UK pricing. For your own records, also read our Amazon FBA VAT Guide UK and Amazon Settlement Reconciliation Guide.
Sole Trader vs Limited Company — How Deductions Differ
Amazon FBA tax deductions UK sellers can claim are broadly similar whether the business is a sole trader or a limited company, but the tax treatment is not identical. A sole trader is personally taxed on business profits through Self Assessment. A limited company pays Corporation Tax on company profits, and the owner may then pay personal tax on salary, dividends, or other extraction.
The correct structure depends on profit level, VAT position, risk, future plans, and how much money you need to take out personally. A new arbitrage seller with small profits may prefer sole trader simplicity. A growing private label seller importing stock, using staff, building brand assets, and carrying product liability risk may benefit from limited company protection and cleaner bookkeeping.
| Factor | Sole Trader Amazon Seller | Limited Company Amazon Seller |
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| Tax Return | Self Assessment tax return with self-employment pages. | Company Tax Return CT600 plus company accounts. |
| Tax on Profit | Income Tax and National Insurance based on personal profit. | Corporation Tax on company profit, then personal tax may apply when money is extracted. |
| Owner Pay | Drawings are not deductible because they are profit withdrawals. | Director salary can be deductible if properly processed through payroll. |
| Dividends | Not applicable. | Dividends are paid from post-tax company profit and are not deductible business expenses. |
| Equipment | Can claim business-use percentage through capital allowances where applicable. | Company can claim qualifying business equipment; mixed-use assets need careful treatment. |
| Home Office | Can use simplified expenses or actual business proportion. | Can reimburse reasonable home-working costs or use a licence/rental arrangement with advice. |
| Record Keeping | Must keep clear income and expense records for Self Assessment. | Must keep company accounting records, invoices, bank statements, and tax records. |
Do Not Choose a Structure Only for Tax
A limited company can be tax-efficient for profitable Amazon sellers, but it also adds compliance: company accounts, Corporation Tax, payroll, dividend records, Companies House filings, and director responsibilities. Read our Amazon Seller Accounting Services page if you need help choosing the right setup.
Amazon FBA Tax Deductions UK — All Allowable Expenses for 2026
Below is a detailed breakdown of the major Amazon seller allowable expenses that can reduce taxable profit. Not every seller will claim every category, but every serious seller should have a system for capturing, categorising, and reconciling these costs monthly.
1. Cost of Goods Sold and Stock Purchases Deductible When Sold
Cost of goods sold is usually the biggest Amazon FBA tax deduction UK sellers have. This is the true cost of the products you sold during the accounting period. It is not always the same as the amount you spent buying stock, because unsold stock remains inventory.
- Product purchase price from UK or overseas suppliers
- Supplier sample costs where used for product testing
- Import duty, customs duty, and customs clearance charges
- Freight forwarding, sea freight, air freight, courier charges, and port fees
- Product inspection, testing, and quality-control fees
- Packaging, inserts, cartons, labels, barcodes, and prep costs directly linked to inventory
- FBA inbound shipping when sending goods to Amazon fulfilment centres
- Prep-centre costs for bundling, labelling, poly bagging, and forwarding stock
Timing Matters for Inventory
Stock is normally deducted through cost of goods sold when it is sold, not simply when you pay the supplier. Unsold stock at the year end should usually be shown as inventory. For more detail, read our Amazon FBA Inventory Accounting Guide.
2. Amazon Platform Fees Fully Deductible
Amazon fees are normal business expenses because they are directly connected with selling on Amazon. These fees should not be guessed from Seller Central summaries. They should be reconciled from settlement reports so refunds, reimbursements, promo rebates, storage fees, and advertising charges are posted correctly.
- Amazon referral fees charged on each sale
- FBA fulfilment fees for picking, packing, shipping, and customer service
- Professional selling plan subscription fees
- Individual selling plan per-item fees
- FBA monthly storage fees
- Aged inventory surcharges and long-term storage charges
- Returns processing fees and refund administration fees
- Removal order fees and disposal order fees
- Inbound placement, prep, labelling, and unplanned service fees
- High-volume listing fees and category-specific charges
Amazon UK announced 2026 fee changes in several European categories, including lower FBA fulfilment fees for parcels and reduced referral fees on certain low-priced items. Sellers should still download monthly reports because actual fees vary by category, size tier, fulfilment method, and product price.
3. Amazon Advertising and Marketing Fully Deductible
Advertising is usually deductible when it is used to promote your Amazon business. This includes Amazon PPC and external marketing that drives traffic to your listings, brand store, or product pages.
- Sponsored Products campaigns
- Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Brands Video campaigns
- Sponsored Display campaigns
- Amazon DSP advertising where used for your business
- Lightning Deals, Best Deals, vouchers, and coupon fees
- Amazon Vine programme fees
- Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, Pinterest Ads, and influencer campaigns
- Product photography, listing videos, infographics, A+ Content design, and copywriting
- Brand store design and landing-page creation
- Email marketing software used for your Amazon brand audience
4. Software, Apps, and Subscriptions Fully Deductible
Amazon sellers rely heavily on software. If the tool is used for product research, bookkeeping, inventory, PPC, compliance, design, communication, or business operations, it is normally a deductible business expense.
- Accounting software such as Xero, QuickBooks Online, Sage, or FreeAgent
- Amazon settlement tools such as A2X accounting integration and Link My Books
- Research tools such as Helium 10, Jungle Scout, Keepa, AMZScout, and SellerAmp
- Repricing software, keyword tracking, listing monitoring, and PPC automation tools
- Inventory management systems and forecasting tools
- Dext, Hubdoc, or receipt-capture software
- Canva, Adobe Creative Cloud, Figma, and listing-design tools
- Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Asana, Trello, Notion, and project tools
- VPN, password manager, cybersecurity, backup, and cloud storage subscriptions
5. Shipping, Freight, Courier, and Prep Costs Deductible
FBA sellers often have shipping costs at multiple stages: supplier to freight forwarder, freight forwarder to UK, UK port to prep centre, prep centre to Amazon, and customer returns. Each stage needs to be recorded correctly.
- DHL, FedEx, UPS, DPD, Evri, Royal Mail, and pallet courier costs
- Sea freight, air freight, LCL, FCL, and container shipping
- Customs broker and freight forwarder fees
- Amazon partnered carrier charges
- Prep centre receiving, labelling, forwarding, and storage fees
- Boxes, tape, pallets, cartons, bubble wrap, poly bags, and shipping labels
- Return postage and customer replacement shipping where business-related
6. Professional Fees and Accountancy Fully Deductible
Professional advice is deductible when it relates to the Amazon business. This is especially important for sellers dealing with VAT, imports, limited company accounts, Corporation Tax, payroll, bookkeeping cleanup, or international eCommerce.
- Accountant fees and bookkeeper fees
- Self Assessment tax return preparation
- Company accounts and CT600 Corporation Tax return preparation
- VAT return preparation and Making Tax Digital support
- Amazon bookkeeping cleanup and settlement reconciliation
- Legal fees for business contracts, supplier disputes, and trademark matters
- UK IPO trademark fees and Amazon Brand Registry support
- Product liability insurance, public liability insurance, and stock insurance
- Registered office fees, Companies House filing costs, and business formation services
7. Home Office Expenses Partial Claim
Many Amazon FBA sellers run the admin side of the business from home. Product research, supplier emails, bookkeeping, PPC management, inventory planning, customer service, listing optimisation, and VAT review can all happen from a home office.
Method 1: Simplified Expenses for Sole Traders
- 25 to 50 business hours per month from home: £10 per month
- 51 to 100 business hours per month from home: £18 per month
- 101 or more business hours per month from home: £26 per month
Method 2: Actual Business Proportion
- Calculate a reasonable business-use percentage of household costs
- Consider electricity, gas, rent, mortgage interest, council tax, and other eligible costs
- Claim only the business proportion, not the whole household cost
- Keep a written calculation showing rooms, usage, hours, and business purpose
Avoid Overclaiming Home Office Costs
Do not claim a whole room as exclusively business-only without advice, especially if you own your home. A balanced, mixed-use calculation is often safer than an aggressive claim.
8. Travel, Mileage, Hotels, and Trade Shows Business Use Only
Travel is deductible when it is for business purposes. Amazon sellers may travel to meet suppliers, attend trade shows, visit prep centres, inspect stock, collect returns, or visit storage units.
- Business mileage for cars and vans
- Fuel, parking, tolls, and congestion charges where business-related
- Train, bus, taxi, and flight costs for business trips
- Hotels and reasonable meals during overnight business travel
- Trade show tickets, expo passes, and supplier meeting costs
- Travel to warehouses, storage units, prep centres, and ports
From 6 April 2026, HMRC mileage for cars and vans is 55p per mile for the first 10,000 business miles and 25p per mile above that. Keep a mileage log showing date, destination, purpose, and miles.
9. Training, Courses, and Books Conditions Apply
Training can be deductible when it updates or improves skills used in your existing Amazon business. The key point is whether the training supports the current trade rather than preparing you for a completely new trade.
- Amazon PPC courses for an existing seller
- Listing optimisation and conversion-rate training
- Inventory forecasting and supply-chain training
- Bookkeeping, VAT, and profit-tracking courses for your eCommerce business
- Business coaching, mastermind groups, and seller conferences linked to your current trade
- Books, manuals, and professional publications related to Amazon selling
New Business vs Existing Business
A course that helps an active Amazon seller improve PPC is easier to justify than a course bought before any business exists. Pre-trading costs can still be relevant, but they should be recorded carefully.
10. Staff, Contractors, and Virtual Assistants Deductible
As your Amazon business grows, you may outsource admin, listing work, PPC, customer service, product research, photography, bookkeeping, or warehouse tasks. Genuine staff and contractor costs are usually deductible.
- Employee wages, salaries, bonuses, and employer National Insurance
- Employer pension contributions
- Freelancers, virtual assistants, and overseas contractors
- PPC agency fees and marketplace management agencies
- Photographers, designers, copywriters, and product-video editors
- Warehouse labour, prep-centre labour, and temporary staff
- Recruitment agency fees and HR support
Sole traders cannot deduct their own drawings. Limited company directors can usually deduct properly processed salary, but dividends are not business expenses.
11. Equipment, Office Assets, and Capital Allowances Capital Allowances
Larger purchases are often claimed through capital allowances rather than treated like ordinary subscriptions. The Annual Investment Allowance can allow many qualifying business assets to be deducted in full, subject to the rules.
- Laptops, desktops, monitors, tablets, and business phones
- Label printers, barcode scanners, thermal printers, and weighing scales
- Office furniture, desks, chairs, shelving, and storage equipment
- Warehouse racking, pallet trucks, forklifts, and packing benches
- CCTV, security systems, and access-control equipment for business premises
- Photography equipment used for product images
- Testing equipment and tools used for product inspection
If an item is used partly for personal use, only the business proportion should be claimed. For example, if a laptop is used 80% for Amazon business and 20% personally, claim only 80%.
12. Bank Charges, Payment Fees, and Finance Costs Deductible
Amazon sellers often use multiple payment routes: business bank accounts, Amazon disbursements, supplier payments, Wise, Revolut, PayPal, credit cards, and loans. Business-related finance costs should be recorded separately.
- Business bank monthly account fees
- Transaction fees and international payment charges
- Currency exchange fees for supplier payments
- Wise, Revolut Business, Payoneer, or multi-currency account charges
- Business credit card interest on business purchases
- Business loan interest and arrangement fees
- Invoice financing and merchant cash advance fees
- Payment processor fees for Shopify, Stripe, PayPal, or other sales channels
Loan Repayments Are Split
Interest can usually be deductible when the borrowing is for business. The capital repayment is not an expense; it reduces the loan balance.
13. Multi-Channel eCommerce Costs Deductible
Many Amazon sellers also sell through Shopify, eBay, Etsy, TikTok Shop, Walmart, Faire, or wholesale channels. Costs connected to those sales channels are deductible when they belong to the same business.
- Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or website hosting fees
- Marketplace commissions from eBay, Etsy, TikTok Shop, or other platforms
- Email marketing, SMS marketing, and customer support tools
- Domain names, website plugins, hosting, and developer fees
- Product review tools, returns portals, and helpdesk software
If you sell on multiple channels, read our Multi-Channel Accounting Guide to avoid double-counting income or missing fees.
14. Compliance, Product Safety, and Insurance Deductible
Product compliance costs are increasingly important for Amazon sellers in 2026. If you sell toys, supplements, electronics, cosmetics, food products, or children’s items, compliance costs may be part of doing business.
- Product safety testing and lab reports
- UKCA, CE, GPSR, cosmetic safety, or product documentation costs
- Product liability insurance and public liability insurance
- Stock insurance and warehouse insurance
- Business cyber insurance
- Translation of product manuals and compliance documents
- Packaging compliance and warning-label design
VAT on Amazon FBA Expenses — Input Tax for UK Sellers
VAT is separate from profit tax. If you are VAT-registered, you may be able to reclaim input VAT on many business expenses, provided you hold valid VAT invoices and the costs relate to taxable business activity. This can include UK software, accountant fees, equipment, freight, and Amazon fees where VAT has been charged correctly.
Amazon FBA sellers should not treat every amount in Seller Central as a VAT-inclusive expense automatically. Some charges may include VAT, some may be reverse-charged, and some may require a tax invoice from the supplier. VAT treatment can also change depending on whether you sell in the UK only, use Pan-European FBA, hold stock overseas, or sell to EU customers.
- Download Amazon VAT invoices from Seller Central regularly
- Keep import VAT evidence, such as C79 certificates or postponed VAT accounting statements
- Separate VAT from net expenses in bookkeeping software
- Use Making Tax Digital-compatible accounting software
- Reconcile VAT returns to Amazon settlement reports, bank receipts, and sales channel data
- Review reverse charge rules for overseas software and international service suppliers
VAT Tip for Amazon Sellers
If your VAT return is based only on bank deposits, it is probably wrong. Amazon deposits are net of many fees, refunds, reimbursements, and adjustments. Use proper Amazon settlement reconciliation so VAT and profit are not mixed together.
What Amazon FBA Sellers Cannot Deduct
Knowing what you cannot claim is just as important as knowing what you can claim. Overclaiming expenses can create tax risk, penalties, interest, and messy bookkeeping. HMRC expects business expenses to be genuine, supported by evidence, and correctly apportioned where there is mixed use.
- Sole trader drawings — money you take from the business is not an expense.
- Dividends — limited company dividends are paid from post-tax profits and are not deductible.
- Personal shopping — groceries, personal clothing, family costs, holidays, and non-business subscriptions are not deductible.
- Client entertainment — entertainment is generally not deductible for tax, even if there is a business reason.
- Fines and penalties — HMRC penalties, parking fines, and penalty charges are not normal deductible expenses.
- Unsold stock as an immediate expense — stock normally becomes cost of goods sold when sold, not when purchased.
- Capital loan repayments — interest may be deductible, but the capital repayment itself is not.
- Everyday clothing — ordinary clothes are not deductible just because you wore them for work.
- Personal mobile or broadband use — only the business-use proportion should be claimed unless it is wholly business use.
- Accounting depreciation — tax usually uses capital allowances instead of accounts depreciation.
Common Amazon Seller Mistake
Many sellers claim the full cost of stock when it is purchased, then also include stock in closing inventory. This can distort profit. Use a consistent inventory method and review your SKU profitability monthly.
How to Record and Claim Amazon FBA Tax Deductions
Good tax deductions depend on good records. If your bookkeeping is poor, you may miss allowable expenses, overstate profit, understate VAT, or struggle to answer HMRC questions. A clean process should capture every Amazon settlement, supplier invoice, receipt, bank charge, stock movement, and VAT document.
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Use a Separate Business Bank Account
Do not mix personal and Amazon business transactions. A separate account makes bookkeeping cleaner, reduces missing expenses, and helps demonstrate that costs are business-related.
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Download Amazon Reports Monthly
Save settlement reports, transaction reports, advertising invoices, VAT invoices, inventory reports, reimbursements, removals, and storage-fee reports. Monthly downloads reduce the risk of lost or incomplete data later.
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Use Cloud Accounting Software
Set up Xero, QuickBooks, or another accounting system with proper categories for Amazon fees, advertising, COGS, shipping, software, VAT, and professional fees.
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Automate Settlement Posting Where Possible
Tools like A2X can post Amazon settlements into accounting software more accurately than manual bank-feed coding. This helps avoid treating net deposits as gross sales.
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Track Inventory and COGS Properly
Record opening stock, purchases, landed costs, units sold, damaged stock, removals, and closing stock. Your cost of goods sold calculation should be consistent and supported by reports.
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Keep Receipts and Invoices Digitally
Store supplier invoices, freight bills, Amazon invoices, software receipts, and mileage logs in a searchable system. Digital records make tax filing and HMRC enquiries much easier.
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Review Profit Monthly
Amazon sellers should not wait until year end. Monthly reviews help identify high-fee products, poor PPC performance, VAT issues, missing supplier invoices, and low-margin SKUs.
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Work With an Amazon FBA Accountant
A general accountant may not understand Amazon settlements, FBA reimbursements, inventory accounting, multi-currency supplier payments, or marketplace VAT. A specialist can help you claim deductions correctly and avoid overpaying tax.
Amazon FBA Tax Deductions UK — Quick Reference Table
| Expense Category | Deductible? | 2026 Notes for UK Amazon Sellers |
|---|---|---|
| Stock / COGS | Yes | Deduct when sold through cost of goods sold; closing stock remains inventory. |
| Amazon Referral Fees | Yes | Deductible selling cost; reconcile from Amazon reports. |
| FBA Fulfilment Fees | Yes | Deductible; fees vary by size, weight, category, and fulfilment programme. |
| Amazon PPC | Yes | Advertising cost; keep campaign invoices and reports. |
| Software Tools | Yes | Deduct business subscriptions such as accounting, research, PPC, and inventory tools. |
| Home Office | Partial | Use simplified expenses or reasonable actual business-use calculation. |
| Mileage | Business Use | Keep mileage log; 2026/27 car and van rate starts at 55p for first 10,000 miles. |
| Training | Conditions Apply | Usually allowable if improving skills in an existing Amazon trade. |
| Equipment | Yes | May be claimed through capital allowances / AIA where qualifying. |
| Accountant Fees | Yes | Deductible when related to business accounts, tax returns, VAT, or bookkeeping. |
| Personal Expenses | No | Only claim the business portion if mixed use exists. |
| Fines and Penalties | No | Not allowable as normal business deductions. |
| Dividends | No | Limited company dividends are paid from post-tax profit. |
Related Amazon Seller Tax Resources
Frequently Asked Questions About Amazon FBA Tax Deductions UK
Do Amazon FBA sellers need to register for Self Assessment in the UK?
Yes, if you trade as a sole trader and your gross trading income is more than £1,000 in a tax year, you normally need to register for Self Assessment. This applies even if you also have employment income taxed through PAYE.
Are Amazon referral fees tax deductible?
Yes. Amazon referral fees are a normal cost of selling on the platform and are generally deductible as business expenses. They should be posted from Amazon settlement reports, not estimated from sales totals.
Can I deduct FBA fulfilment and storage fees?
Yes. FBA fulfilment fees, monthly storage fees, aged inventory surcharges, removal fees, disposal fees, and returns processing fees are normally deductible when they relate to your Amazon business.
Can I claim stock purchases immediately?
Not always. Stock normally becomes deductible through cost of goods sold when it is sold. Unsold stock at year end is usually treated as inventory, not an immediate expense.
Are Amazon PPC and advertising costs allowable expenses?
Yes. Amazon Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display, vouchers, deals, and external advertising used for your Amazon business are usually deductible marketing expenses.
Can I claim Helium 10, Jungle Scout, Keepa, and seller software?
Yes. Seller software used for product research, keyword tracking, inventory, PPC, accounting, bookkeeping, analytics, and business management is normally deductible if it is used for your Amazon trade.
Can Amazon sellers claim home office expenses?
Yes, if you work from home on the Amazon business. Sole traders can use simplified expenses if eligible or calculate a reasonable business-use proportion of actual costs. Mixed-use expenses should be apportioned carefully.
What mileage rate can Amazon sellers use in 2026?
For cars and vans, the approved mileage rate from 6 April 2026 is 55p per mile for the first 10,000 business miles and 25p per mile after that. Keep a mileage log with date, journey, business reason, and miles.
Can I claim VAT on Amazon seller expenses?
If you are VAT-registered and the expense relates to taxable business activity, you may be able to reclaim input VAT where you have a valid VAT invoice or import VAT evidence. VAT should be recorded separately from profit tax expenses.
Are training courses for Amazon FBA tax deductible?
Training is more likely to be allowable when it improves skills in your existing Amazon business, such as PPC, sourcing, listing optimisation, bookkeeping, or inventory management. Training for a completely new trade may need separate review.
Can a limited company deduct the director’s salary?
A properly processed director salary can normally be deductible for the company, subject to payroll rules. Dividends are different: they are paid from post-tax profit and are not deductible business expenses.
How long should Amazon sellers keep tax records?
Keep Amazon reports, invoices, receipts, bank statements, VAT records, stock reports, and bookkeeping records for the required retention period. Digital storage is acceptable when records are complete, readable, and easy to retrieve.
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