SPECIFIC IDENTIFICATION METHOD Definition

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SPECIFIC IDENTIFICATION METHOD is an inventory costing method under which the actual cost of a particular item is assigned to that item; used for determining cost of goods sold.

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SIGNIFICANCE is a meaning that is not expressly stated but can be inferred, e.g. the significance of an increase in product demand can only be known after the financial effects are calculated.

ARREARS is an unpaid overdue debt, or the state of being behind in payments, e.g. an account in arrears.

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