At the beginning of the year, a firm has $$200$ in current assets, $$800$ in net fixed assets, $$100$

in current liabilities, $$350$ in long$-$term debt, $$100$ in common stock at par, $$500$ in paid$-$in

surplus, and $$50$ in treasury stock. At the end of the year, the firm's balance sheet shows

$$350$ in current assets, $$1,200$ in net fixed assets, $$150$ in current liabilities, $$500$ in long$-$term

debt, $$180$ in common stock at par, $$795$ in paid$-$in surplus, and $$75$ in treasury stock. The

firm reported $$800$ in net income and has a dividend payout ratio of $60\%.$

What is the cash flow to stockholders? $($Please$,$ do not round your intermediate

calculations. Instead, round your final answer, if necessary, to two decimal places. Enter your

final answer without the dollar $($$$)$ symbol. Negative values must be entered with the

negative sign$).$