AAF Legislative Alerts

Legislative Alert: Louisiana Privacy Legislation
5/16/2022 
On behalf of the advertising industry, we oppose HB 987 as currently drafted, because the bill is out of step with other existing state privacy laws.
Op-Ed: Clark Rector on Why We Need An Advertising Day on the Hill
3/10/2022 
Clark Rector, EVP, government affairs at American Advertising Federation, on a day to demonstrate to lawmakers the power and passion of the advertising industry’s grassroots network.
Legislative Alert: Florida Privacy Legislation
3/7/2022 
As you may know, privacy legislation is making its way through the Florida legislature. It has passed the House and has been sent to the Senate. AAF believes the legislation is flawed and being unnecessarily rushed through towards passage.
Legislative Alert: Kentucky Ad Tax | Update
3/3/2022 
Good news. The Representative Petrie, Chairman of the Appropriations and Revenue Committee and author of HB 8 has removed the ad tax from the bill. It would appear that lawmakers heard loud and clear from the industry that an ad tax is a bad tax.
Legislative Alert: Kentucky Ad Tax
3/1/2022 
State RepresentativeJason Petrie (R-Elkton) Chair of the House Appropriations and Revenue Committee introduced HB 8, which would expand Kentucky’s 6% gross receipts sales and use tax base to 39 new services.
Legislative Alert: New York Privacy Legislation Update | 2/5/22
2/5/2022 
We have learned that Senator Thomas’ privacy legislation is likely to pass out of the Consumer Protection Committee on Tuesday although its prospects after that are still uncertain. The letter will be filed with the committee on Monday.
Legislative Alert: New York Privacy Legislation | 2/4/22
2/4/2022 
State Sen. Kevin Thomas (D-Nassau County) has introduced data privacy legislation intended to establish data privacy protections to strengthen a consumer’s ability to access, manage, and protect their personal data.
Legislative Alert: Maryland Digital Ad Tax Update
11/10/2021 
Comments filed by AAF, ANA and other industry partners with the Maryland Comptroller’s Office regarding proposed regulations to implement the state’s digital advertising tax.