Johnson, Inc. receives $5,000 cash for fees earned. What is the effect of this transaction? a. Total assets remain unchanged. b. Cash flow from Financing Activities will increase. c. Net income will increase. d. Retained earnings will remain unchanged.

Johnson, Inc. receives $5,000 cash for fees earned. What is the effect of this transaction? a. Total assets remain unchanged. b. Cash flow from Financing Activities will increase. c. Net income will increase. d. Retained earnings will remain unchanged.

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a. Total assets remain unchanged.
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c. Net income will increase.
d. Retained earnings will remain unchanged.

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