Which of the following is not an indicator that a promise is separately identifiable within a contract?
A) lack of integration with other promised goods or services.
B) does not modify another good or service.
C) is not dependent on other goods or services.
D) lack of commercial substance like other goods or services.

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The correct indicator that a promise is not separately identifiable within a contract is when it lacks commercial substance like other goods or services. This means it does not stand out as distinct in terms of value or function, which contrasts with the other options that describe characteristics of promises that are separately identifiable (lack of integration, not modifying another good or service, and not being dependent on other goods or services).

Which of the Following Is Not an Indicator That a Promise