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Lower of Cost or Market |
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Lower of Cost or Market At the end of an accounting period, a convention used to mark the current value of remaining inventory. Under this convention, the inventory is recorded as either the historical cost (what the company originally paid) or the fair market value (what the inventory is now worth), whichever is lower. A company does this in order to minimize its tax liability.
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