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Print+Promo, the leading source of business strategies for the distributor sales professional, concluded its first-ever Distributor Connect with tremendous results.

The health care industry has certainly had its fair share of ailments to cope with over the past year. With a government shutdown topping the long list of offenses, courtesy of nationwide debate over the Affordable Care Act, many are taking a guarded approach in 2014.

TFP Data Systems recently debuted its new tax form print-and-mail facility with a ribbon cutting ceremony in Oxnard, Calif.

The new facility was built in response to increased customer demand for an outsourcing provider to process employee and contractor W-2 and 1099 forms.

TFP Data Systems and Apex Business Systems, two of the nation’s market leaders for government-approved forms and compliance solutions, announced an expanded partnership to further align their businesses and better serve their customers.

Nearly three years have passed since the Print Services & Distribution Association (PSDA) joined forces with management firm SmithBucklin and relocated its headquarters from Alexandria, Va., to Chicago. Now the PSDA is making bold moves once again.

The flu is on steroids this year. At least, that's how it seems as it travels across the country, making its powerful punch felt ahead of schedule (it typically peaks between January and March).

In the medical field, lives depend on separating fact from fiction. The same logic applies to distributors looking to penetrate this particular sector.

"Certainty?" In this world nothing is certain but being able to finish this famous Benjamin Franklin quote. If someone offered you a nickel for every time you were lectured on "death and taxes," you would be a millionaire. (On the flip side, that would mean more to claim on your taxes.)

The Print Services & Distribution Association (PSDA) is adding even more charm to Baltimore this year.

Convincing your clients to buy wellness (or any) products requires your in-depth knowledge of the strongest and weakest aspects of those products. Even though personal and healthcare products seem straightforward, their complexities are not always easily understood.