Can you deduct Amazon Prime if you use it for business supplies and personal orders?

Usually, yes — but only the business-use portion is generally deductible if your Amazon Prime membership is used for both business supplies and personal orders.

If an expense has both business and personal use, the personal portion is generally not deductible. So you would typically allocate the annual membership fee between business and personal use and deduct only the business share, based on a reasonable method you can support with records.

Practical way to handle it

1. Track business vs. personal use: Keep records of orders or shipments tied to business needs.
2. Use a reasonable allocation method: For example, based on the number of business orders, the value of business purchases, or another supportable method.
3. Deduct only the business portion: Claim that amount in the category your tax preparer recommends for your situation.
4. Keep documentation: Save receipts and order records in case you need to support the deduction.

Cleaner option

If you want easier separation, consider using a separate Amazon Business account for business purchases. A business-only membership used exclusively for business is often treated as a business expense, but whether it is fully deductible still depends on your local tax rules and whether the expense is ordinary and necessary for your business.

Important caveat

Tax treatment can vary by country, state, business structure, and how you use the account. A CPA or qualified tax professional can tell you the safest way to allocate it for your situation.