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In this video weamp;#39;re going to cover an Inventory Cost Flow Assumption FIFO which means First In First Out. Hey there my name is James youamp;#39;re watching Accounting Stuff and today weamp;#39;re continuing our how to account for inventory mini-series. Theres got to be a better name for it than that. So far weamp;#39;ve covered cost of goods sold and the perpetual and periodic inventory systems. If you missed either of those you can find them linked up here and down there in the description. Today weamp;#39;re moving onto another hotly requested topic Inventory Cost Flow Assumptions. By the way if you hear any squawking thereamp;#39;s a really noisy crow there. Iamp;#39;ve tried telling it to be quiet but it wonamp;#39;t listen to me. Anyway there are three Inventory Cost Flow Assumptions that you should be aware of FIFO, LIFO and AVCO. In this video weamp;#39;ll be doing FIFO. Iamp;#39;m going to show you a 4 step process to calculate cost of goods sold and c