NetChoice
Registered Principal Details
Business Or Interest:
Technology businesses
Lobbying Interests:
E-commerce, tax, privacy, micro mobility, sharing economy
CEO Name:
Steve DelBianco
Vice President
Technology businesses
Lobbying Interests:
E-commerce, tax, privacy, micro mobility, sharing economy
CEO Name:
Steve DelBianco
Vice President
Contact
CS
Carl Szabo
1401 K St NW Suite 502
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 430-7485
cszabo@netchoice.org
http://netchoice.org
1401 K St NW Suite 502
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 430-7485
cszabo@netchoice.org
http://netchoice.org
Authorized Lobbyists
| Lobbyist Name | Exclusive Duties | Authorized On | Withdrawn On |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carl M Szabo | Exclusive Duties No | Authorized On 1/31/2020 | Withdrawn On N/A |
Lobbying Interests
Legislative Bills/Resolutions
Assembly Bill 683
Relating to: expanding applicability of the room tax, making substantive and technical changes to the local room tax, and providing a penalty. (FE)
Bill Text and History
1/31/2020
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal do not intend to communicate on this matter.
Comments
We ask that you not move forward with SB 646. We further outline our concerns in the attached document.
Supporting Documentation
20200131_NetChoice Opposition to Wisconsin HB 683 – Disclosure of resident information.pdf
Relating to: expanding applicability of the room tax, making substantive and technical changes to the local room tax, and providing a penalty. (FE)
Bill Text and History
Against
Notification Date1/31/2020
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal do not intend to communicate on this matter.
Comments
We ask that you not move forward with SB 646. We further outline our concerns in the attached document.
Supporting Documentation
20200131_NetChoice Opposition to Wisconsin HB 683 – Disclosure of resident information.pdf
Senate Bill 646
Relating to: expanding applicability of the room tax, making substantive and technical changes to the local room tax, and providing a penalty. (FE)
Bill Text and History
1/31/2020
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal do not intend to communicate on this matter.
Comments
We ask that you not move forward with SB 646. We outline the legal problems with such an approach in the attached testimony.
Supporting Documentation
20200131_NetChoice Opposition to Wisconsin SB 646 – Disclosure of resident information.pdf
Relating to: expanding applicability of the room tax, making substantive and technical changes to the local room tax, and providing a penalty. (FE)
Bill Text and History
Against
Notification Date1/31/2020
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal do not intend to communicate on this matter.
Comments
We ask that you not move forward with SB 646. We outline the legal problems with such an approach in the attached testimony.
Supporting Documentation
20200131_NetChoice Opposition to Wisconsin SB 646 – Disclosure of resident information.pdf
Total Lobbying Effort
No certified reports found.
Percent Allocation of Lobbying Effort
Legislative Bills/Resolutions
No legislative bills/resolutions found.
Budget Bill Subjects
No budget bill subjects found.
Administrative Rulemaking Proceedings
No administrative rulemaking proceedings found.
Topics Not Yet Assigned A Bill Or Rule Number
No topics found.
Minor Efforts
No minor efforts found.
Other Matters
No other matters found.
Filed Statements of Lobbying Activity and Expenditures
This organization is one of fewer than 10 organizations registered with the Wisconsin Ethics Commission
that is exempt from semi-annual reporting of its lobbying hours
and expenditures. Instead of the semi-annual report the organization has submitted
a written pledge not to spend more than $500 per year on lobbying. This organization
is obliged to abide by the same standards of conduct as pertain to other organizations
that retain lobbyists and to identify each bill or rule on which it has a lobbying
communication.