Dean Mead Celebrates 40 Years

By Julia Thomas | September 1, 2020

Amid the current pandemic, Dean Mead is working diligently to help our clients navigate the various stimulus acts coming out of Washington, DC and Executive Orders from Tallahassee. As we press on through this unprecedented time, we reflect on 4 decades of serving our clients by celebrating our May 5 anniversary re-directing the firm’s anniversary…

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COVID-19 Impacts on Florida’s General Revenue Fund & Economic Forecast

By Julia Thomas | August 14, 2020
State and Local Florida Taxation News

Today, the Florida Revenue Estimating Conference met to estimate and forecast the State’s future general revenue collections for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.  The Executive Summary of the Conference is available by clicking here. Florida’s general revenue fund is the main source of discretionary funding for the State.  At the…

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COVID-19 Impacts on Florida’s June Tax Revenues

By Julia Thomas | July 28, 2020
Tax Money

Yesterday, the Florida Office of Economics and Demographics Research released the June Revenue Report providing details regarding receipts and distributions to the State’s general revenue fund during the month of June, which reflects May sales tax activity. Florida’s general revenue fund is the main source of discretionary funding for the State.  This January, the State’s…

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Small Business Shareholder Litigation: Breaking Up is Hard to Do

By Julia Thomas | July 21, 2020

As a business litigation attorney, Dean Mead Shareholder A. Felipe Guerrero sees a lot of business divorces. Guerrero says a typical situation he sees is a business with two shareholders, one with a majority interest that allows that person to make decisions for the business. They may have come together with the enthusiasm generated by…

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