Amazon.com's main UK unit paid taxes of $3.7 million on its 2012 income.
Its UK sales were $6.5 billion (€5 billion) according to accounts published by the company.
Amazon received £2.5m (€3m) in grants from the British government during the year.
Amazon.co.uk Limited reported the miniscule corporate income tax bill because all sales to British customers are routed through a Luxembourg affiliate, which pays the UK unit fees to cover its costs.
Amazon has previously said it follows the tax rules in every country where it operates.
