A Firm Sells a Product That It Realizes Is Short-Lived

A firm sells a product that it realizes is short-lived and thus the firm plans to close after 2 more years. The firm expects to have free cash flows of $398,000 next year and $211,000 in Year 2 after incurring the costs of closing. The firm's cost of equity is 14% and its cost of debt is 5.5%. What is the present value of the firm if its debt to value ratio is 40%?

A) $458,008
B) $481,707
C) $500,614
D) $532,349