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Amazon UK Receives £7.6 Million Tax Credit Amid Rising Profits of £355 Million

9 Haziran 2026The Guardian

Amazon's UK division received a £7.6 million tax credit from HM Revenue and Customs, even as its profits rose by over 25% to £355 million. The company reported revenues of £32 billion across its five largest UK divisions.
Despite the tax credit, Amazon UK Services indicated it owed £9.1 million in current taxes for the year.
Amazon has been a significant player in the UK market, employing a large workforce and generating substantial revenues. However, the juxtaposition of high profits and tax credits highlights ongoing debates about corporate taxation and fairness in the business landscape.
This situation raises questions about the effectiveness of tax policies aimed at large corporations. While Amazon's profits are substantial, the receipt of a tax credit could be seen as a loophole that allows the company to minimize its tax burden.

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