Use the following information for Problem 4: After reading a demographic study on the diet and exercise habits of the American public, your company has asked you to determine whether or not to go ahead with the introduction of a new line of bicycles. They have given you the following information: • Most of the numbers for your estimates come from a study by marketing consultant that you received two months ago. The consulting fee was $10,000. • You will locate the production line for the product in a currently unused warehouse with a current after-tax market value of $400,000. The warehouse has already been depreciated so its book value is zero. • The new equipment you must buy will cost $500,000. The equipment will be depreciated on a straight line basis over 10 years to a $0 salvage value. • You have just received the results of a marketing survey that indicates that revenues from sale of the bicycles will be $320,000 per year for 10 years. • Variable costs will be 50% of sales per year. • At the end of the 10 years you estimate that you can sell the warehouse and equipment for $30,000. • Your marginal tax rate is 35%.

Determine the after-tax salvage value of the project (i.e., the cash flow at the end of the project that comes from the sale of assets).