Seiko's current salary is $$127,500.$ Her

marginal tax rate is $32$ percent, and she

fancies European sports cars. She

purchases a new auto each year. Seiko is

currently a manager for Idaho Office

Supply, Inc. Her friend, knowing of her

interest in sports cars, tells her about a

manager position at the local BMW and

Porsche dealer. The new position pays

only $$116,800$ per year, but it allows

employees to purchase one new car per

year at a discount of $$16,700.$ This

discount qualifies as a nontaxable fringe

benefit. In an effort to keep Seiko as an

employee, Idaho Office Supply, Inc. offers

her a $$10,900$ raise. Answer the following

questions about this analysis.

c$.$ What salary would Seiko need to receive from Idaho

Office Supply, Inc. to make her financially indifferent $($after

taxes$)$ between receiving additional salary from Idaho

Office Supply and accepting a position at the auto

dealership? $($Round your intermediate computations to