The daily deals sites financials were revealed, as the company is chasing a $400m round, of which it raised $176m in December 2011.
Amazon added in the 10-K filing LivingSocial had revenues of $245m during the year, with $686m in operating expenses and $117m in other expenses. Amazon invested $175m in the company in December 2010.
US-based on-line retailer Amazon was joined by JP Morgan and venture firm Lightspeed Ventures in the most recent December round, according to news provider Venture Beat.
The daily deals company has raised $808m in funding and spent $353m on acquisitions, VentureBeat said. VentureBeat added the latest round valued LivingSocial at $6bn.
External signatories of the funding round were Amazon’s Peter Krawiec, Don Rainey, of venture firm Grotech Capital Group, Tige Savage, of Case Foundation Ventures, Irwin Federman, of US Venture Partners, and Neil Ashe, former president of CBS Interactive.
LivingSocial also raised more than $400m in April 2011 from an undisclosed mix of new and existing public and private investors.
The round valued LivingSocial at about $2bn, according to press reports, and news provider Fortune said mutual fund manager T Rowe Price and venture capital firm Institutional Venture Partners had invested. That round took the total raised by LivingSocial to more than $600m.
The company also raised $25m in a series B round in March last year in a round led by venture firm US Venture Partners, with Grotech Ventures and Revolution, AOL founder Steve Case’s fund.