Winterborne Enterprises requires the use of a private jet to enable its executives to visit its operations around the world. The company has identified the Gulfstream $650$ER as the ideal aircraft for its requirements. It can buy a new Gulfstream $650$ER for $$55$ million, or it can lease the same aircraft for $10$ years. The Gulfstream $650$ER can be depreciated for tax purposes over $10$ years, and its resale value at the end of that period is expected to be around $$10$ million. If Winterborne buys the aircraft, it will have to pay $$1$ million in annual maintenance costs, $$600,000$ in annual flight crew wages, and $$300,000$ in annual insurance costs. However, under the terms of the lease, the maintenance costs, flight crew wages, and insurance costs will be covered by the lessor. $($Such a lease is known as a "wet lease," in the private jet financing industry.$)$ Winterborne's cost of debt is $6\%$ p$.$a$.$ and its tax rate is $30\%.$ What is the breakeven lease payment, assuming that lease payments are made annually in advance and there is no option to purchase the aircraft when the lease terminates? $($Enter your answer as a number rounded to the nearest unit. So$,$ if the lease payment is $$1,234,567\mathrm{.}89,$ you should enter $1,234,568$ as your answer.$)$