green company, an accrual basis taxpayer, provides business-consulting services. clients generally pay a retainer at the beginning of a 12-month period. this entitles the client to no more than 40 hours of services. once the client has received 40 hours of services, green charges $500 per hour. green company allocates the retainer to income based on the number of hours worked on the contract. at the end of 2021, the company reported as a liability in its financial statements $50,000 of unearned revenues from these contracts. the company also reported $10,000 in unearned rent income received in 2021 from excess office space leased to other companies. considering only this information, how much gross income must green report in 2022 for tax purposes?

The sum of an individual's earnings before taxes or other deductions is their gross income, which is sometimes referred to as their gross pay on a paycheck. This covers earnings from all sources, not only work, and is not restricted to earnings in cash; it also covers earnings from the receipt of goods or services. For businesses, the terms gross income, gross margin, and gross profit are equivalent. On the income statement, a company's gross income is calculated as total revenue less cost of goods sold (COGS). A person's total income is made up of their wages and salaries as well as other sources of income such dividends, interest, pensions, and rental income. A company's gross income is its total sales less its cost of products sold.

rent = year paid

retainer = deferred

So, the required answer is $50,000.

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