Can you claim Amazon Prime for business shipping?

Yes—if you use Amazon Prime for business shipping, you may generally be able to claim the business-use portion as a business expense, but you should not deduct the personal-use portion.

Practical way to handle it:

1. Estimate business use vs. personal use. For example, if roughly 60% of your Prime use is for business orders and shipping benefits, deduct 60% of the annual fee.
2. Keep records: Prime membership invoice, business Amazon order history, receipts, and notes showing which purchases were business-related.
3. If the account is used heavily for personal shopping, avoid claiming 100% unless you can clearly support that it is exclusively or nearly exclusively for business.
4. If you have a separate business Amazon account or separate Prime membership used only for business, claiming the full cost is usually easier to justify.

For U.S. taxes, this would typically be treated as an ordinary and necessary business expense if it directly supports your business operations. If you are outside the U.S., the same principle often applies, but the exact tax treatment depends on your country’s rules.