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The governor of the 4th District of the American Advertising Federation is complaining that internal debate over the group’s silencing of its lobbyist Bob Levy is obscuring the real issue.
“The Florida government and its Department of Revenue are putting small houses out of business,” said Brenda Edwards, governor of the district that includes Florida. “[Levy] isn’t the issue. It’s a sideshow.”
According to Edwards, who complimented Levy’s work in the past, the AAF’s primary goal is to have the state pass a bill that will clarify Florida’s policy on the taxing of agencies and other creative businesses for professional services.
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