Last In, First Out (LIFO) is an inventory valuation method where the latest items added to inventory are considered sold first. This method is often used in situations where prices are rising, as it reflects the current cost of goods sold. In whole-life asset management, LIFO can affect the reported value of inventory and, consequently, tax implications, as newer, costlier items are sold off first.
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