Fees, inventory, VAT across marketplaces and the real margin behind every order — we turn your Seller Central chaos into clear numbers and a tax bill with no surprises.
“I'm turning over a fortune but I've no idea what's actually profit.”
“Amazon fees, ads, storage — I can't tell where the money goes.”
“Do I need to register for VAT — here, or in the EU too?”
If any of those hit home, you're exactly who we built this for. Here's what we take off your plate.
Start with our guide: Amazon payouts vs sales: which does HMRC tax?
Two tests apply: you must register once your UK taxable turnover passes £90,000 in any rolling 12 months, or as soon as you expect it to pass £90,000 in the next 30 days alone. If you hold stock in the EU or sell across borders, VAT obligations can arise from your first sale, with no threshold at all — we'll check your exact position.
Yes — FBA fees, referral fees, PPC ad spend, storage, software and the cost of your stock are all allowable business expenses. The key is capturing them accurately, which is exactly what our bookkeeping does.
It depends on your profit and, more importantly, whether you need to take all the profit out — since recent NIC and dividend-tax changes, incorporating rarely saves tax on full extraction; the gains now come from retaining profit or pension planning. We'll run your numbers.
Your sales. Amazon's disbursements arrive net of referral fees, FBA fees, storage and refunds — so your bank always shows less than you sold. Your turnover is the gross sales figure, the fees are expenses against it, and the £90,000 VAT threshold is measured on sales too. Books built from payouts understate turnover — and since 2024 Amazon reports your income to HMRC, so the mismatch is visible.
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