As a lieutenant straight out of college, you will make about $34,000 a year in basic pay. As an officer, your pay depends on your rank and time in service. If youâre a doctor or pilot, there are some special pay considerations and bonuses.In four years, you can be making $47,000â$55,000 as a captain.s an officer, your pay depends on your rank and time in service. If youâre a doctor or pilot, there are some special pay considerations and bonuses. In four years, you can be making $47,000â$55,000 as a captain.
Since you are under the age of 59 and a half, you are likely subject to a 10 percent IRS penalty for early withdrawal of the Simplified Employee Pension (SEP-IRA). This 10 percent penalty is in addition to the ordinary income tax you would normally pay if you withdrew from your SEP-IRA after you passed the aforementioned age threshold.
Your contributions to each employeeâs SEP-IRA for a year cannot exceed the lesser of 25 percent of the employeeâs compensation for the year or a dollar amount that is subject to cost-of-living adjustments.The dollar amount for 2013 is $51,000 and for 2014 is $52,000.oney withdrawn from a SEP-IRA (and not rolled over to another plan) is subject to income tax for the year in which an employee receives a distribution. If an employee withdraws money from a SEP-IRA before age 59Â½, a 10 percent additional tax generally applies.