Steve Floyd, CEO and founder of Dallas digital marketing agency AXZM, has been invited to meet with Republican Congresswoman Kay Granger in Fort Worth, Texas, on Monday, November 19, to discuss the tech industry's growth and taxation on web-based businesses both locally and nationally. Granger will be the special guest at this “Business, Jobs and Emerging Technologies Roundtable discussion” in order to gain a better understanding of this rapidly evolving field and what tax measures can be taken to allow it to grow further. The event, which is being put on by SEMPO (The Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization), will shed light on a problem that grows more glaringly obvious as the industry evolves: Texas does not mandate a sales tax on professional services like traditional advertising and marketing, but web-based professional services are facing unbalanced, unfair and sometimes even ridiculous tax laws. Basically, as soon as the web enters the equation, taxes begin. At the same time, Texas is in a position to become a leading innovator in the web-based tech world. Tech workers in Texas are pushing the envelope with some interesting and new ideas, and eliminating such a sales tax would likely spark a tech boom that would rival Silicon Valley, right here in our own back yard. Read more - http://www.prweb.com/releases/internet-marketing/axzm-ceo-kay-granger/prweb10147760.htm