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Amazon taxes

Hi there fellow sellers,

So next year I will be filing my tax first time. I would like to know which Amazon expenses should I keep in my bookkeeping for my income tax credits?

Just FYI: I have all my tax numbers registered in Amazon system.

Thank you.

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Amazon taxes

Hi there fellow sellers,

So next year I will be filing my tax first time. I would like to know which Amazon expenses should I keep in my bookkeeping for my income tax credits?

Just FYI: I have all my tax numbers registered in Amazon system.

Thank you.

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ITC - sales tax paid on AZ selling fees qualify. The non-tax portion of the fees are a selling expense.

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Daryl_Amazon

Hey @Seller_9ESGZSEmjn9jS,

When preparing your taxes, here are some tips on Amazon expenses to track:

  • Referral fees, FBA fees, and other selling fees paid to Amazon should be tracked as business expenses. The fees themselves (non-tax portion) are deductible expenses.
  • Any sales tax you paid on those fees is eligible for the Input Tax Credit (ITC). Make sure to keep records of any sales tax paid.
  • Other deductible expenses can include inventory costs, shipping & fulfillment costs, advertising, professional services, etc. Track all business-related expenses.

Refer to Amazon's help pages on tax information for more details:

Tax on U.S. seller fees FAQ

Daryl

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Seller_9ESGZSEmjn9jS

Amazon taxes

Hi there fellow sellers,

So next year I will be filing my tax first time. I would like to know which Amazon expenses should I keep in my bookkeeping for my income tax credits?

Just FYI: I have all my tax numbers registered in Amazon system.

Thank you.

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Seller_9ESGZSEmjn9jS

Amazon taxes

Hi there fellow sellers,

So next year I will be filing my tax first time. I would like to know which Amazon expenses should I keep in my bookkeeping for my income tax credits?

Just FYI: I have all my tax numbers registered in Amazon system.

Thank you.

Tags:Payments, T4A, Tax documents, Taxes, Transactions
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Amazon taxes

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Hi there fellow sellers,

So next year I will be filing my tax first time. I would like to know which Amazon expenses should I keep in my bookkeeping for my income tax credits?

Just FYI: I have all my tax numbers registered in Amazon system.

Thank you.

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Seller_y7W9ccUlauftE

ITC - sales tax paid on AZ selling fees qualify. The non-tax portion of the fees are a selling expense.

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Daryl_Amazon

Hey @Seller_9ESGZSEmjn9jS,

When preparing your taxes, here are some tips on Amazon expenses to track:

  • Referral fees, FBA fees, and other selling fees paid to Amazon should be tracked as business expenses. The fees themselves (non-tax portion) are deductible expenses.
  • Any sales tax you paid on those fees is eligible for the Input Tax Credit (ITC). Make sure to keep records of any sales tax paid.
  • Other deductible expenses can include inventory costs, shipping & fulfillment costs, advertising, professional services, etc. Track all business-related expenses.

Refer to Amazon's help pages on tax information for more details:

Tax on U.S. seller fees FAQ

Daryl

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Seller_y7W9ccUlauftE

ITC - sales tax paid on AZ selling fees qualify. The non-tax portion of the fees are a selling expense.

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Seller_y7W9ccUlauftE

ITC - sales tax paid on AZ selling fees qualify. The non-tax portion of the fees are a selling expense.

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Daryl_Amazon

Hey @Seller_9ESGZSEmjn9jS,

When preparing your taxes, here are some tips on Amazon expenses to track:

  • Referral fees, FBA fees, and other selling fees paid to Amazon should be tracked as business expenses. The fees themselves (non-tax portion) are deductible expenses.
  • Any sales tax you paid on those fees is eligible for the Input Tax Credit (ITC). Make sure to keep records of any sales tax paid.
  • Other deductible expenses can include inventory costs, shipping & fulfillment costs, advertising, professional services, etc. Track all business-related expenses.

Refer to Amazon's help pages on tax information for more details:

Tax on U.S. seller fees FAQ

Daryl

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Daryl_Amazon

Hey @Seller_9ESGZSEmjn9jS,

When preparing your taxes, here are some tips on Amazon expenses to track:

  • Referral fees, FBA fees, and other selling fees paid to Amazon should be tracked as business expenses. The fees themselves (non-tax portion) are deductible expenses.
  • Any sales tax you paid on those fees is eligible for the Input Tax Credit (ITC). Make sure to keep records of any sales tax paid.
  • Other deductible expenses can include inventory costs, shipping & fulfillment costs, advertising, professional services, etc. Track all business-related expenses.

Refer to Amazon's help pages on tax information for more details:

Tax on U.S. seller fees FAQ

Daryl

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