|Articles|November 3, 2008

Obama vs. McCain: How the candidates' tax plans will affect you

In this session from CVC West, consultant Tom McFerson, CPA, discusses the ramifications of the candidates' tax plans for veterinarians.

In this series of eight audio clips from CVC West, consultant Tom McFerson discusses the tax ramifications for veterinarians of the candidates' plans.

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