A corporation is an entertainment company that produces and distributes digital content and operates its own amusement parks. The company is looking into expanding into a new market, Hoosiersville. There are several projects the CEO considers investing in to capture the values brought by the market.$$ One project for consideration is an improvement to the existing amusement park in Hoosierville.$$

If the project gets approved, the company expects an annual sale of $$19\mathrm{.}6$ million from ticket sales, food, and concessions at the park, with an expected growth of $2\mathrm{.}5\%$ annually. The annual operating expenses are expected to be $34\%$ of sales, and the working capital$($needed immediately$)$ is expected to be $10\%$ of the$$next year$$s$$sales$.$

In addition, the CEO determines that the new park will need to buy a new rollercoaster which will have a $$3$ million upfront cost. The rollercoaster will be depreciated straight$-$line for eight years and is expected to have a salvage value of $$550,000$ based on the accounting department's best estimate$$when purchasing the rollercoaster.

If the company will be able to sell the roller coaster for $$600,000$ at the end of the project,$$what will be the net cash flow from the disposal of the$$ roller coaster in year $8?$

Assume the corporate tax rate is $21\%,$ and the remaining networking capital can be recovered at the end of the project.