Can I deduct Amazon Prime if I use it for client orders?

Generally, yes — but only to the extent Amazon Prime is used for your business.

For tax purposes, a subscription like Amazon Prime is usually deductible only if it is an ordinary and necessary expense for your trade or business. If you use it only for client orders and other business purchases, you may be able to deduct the full cost. If you use the same membership for both business and personal shopping, you should generally deduct only the business-use portion.

A few practical points:

• Keep records showing which orders were for clients or business supplies.
• Use a reasonable method to allocate the cost if the account is mixed-use.
• If the membership is partly personal, don’t assume the full fee is deductible.
• A separate business account can make bookkeeping cleaner, but it’s not automatically required.

The exact tax treatment can depend on your entity type, bookkeeping method, and how you use the membership, so it’s wise to confirm the details with a CPA or tax preparer.