Amazon’s main UK division pays no corporation tax for second year in a row

Amazon UK Services received tax credit of 7.7m for investment in infrastructure under Rishi Sunak's super-deduction scheme

Amazon's main UK division has paid no corporation tax for the second year in a row after benefiting from tax credits on a chunk of its 1.6bn of investment in infrastructure, including robotic equipment at its warehouses.

Amazon UK Services, which employs more than half of the group's UK workers, received a tax credit of 7.7m in the year to the end of December, according to accounts filed at Companies House, advance details of which were shared by Amazon with the Guardian.