With the <em>specific identification inventory method</em>, the Cost of Goods Sold equals the <em>exact costs of the items sold.</em>
The <em>specific identification inventory method</em> tracks each sold item to record its cost. The Cost of Goods Sold includes only the actual cost of the items sold and not an average or assumed cost.
The <em>specific identification inventory method</em> is not like the:
- FIFO (First-in, First-out) method that assumes that items sold are from the first inventories in the store
- LIFO (Last-in, First-out) method that assumes that items sold are from the last inventories in the store
- Weighted-average method that takes the average cost for all the items in store to determine the cost of goods sold.
Thus, the <em>specific identification method</em> ensures that the Cost of Goods Sold equals the actual cost of the goods.
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