John is a cash-basis taxpayer. He received the following items of income in December Year 3: The loan on his truck was forgiven because he performed some accounting work for the dealer. He owed $2,000 at the time. He received a retainer of $500 from a new client to guarantee that his services would be available in February when the client would need help preparing financial statements. He finally received the $800 for work he completed in November of Year 1. How much of this income must John include on his Year 3 tax return?

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