<prompt> Human: For the last several years, my wife and I have filed with Turbotax. I dont want to continue with them anymore because their products are too expensive and I dont like their business practices, but Im a bit wary of moving to TaxSlayer or Taxact because we had a relatively complicated year in 2014 and Im worried other, less-established tax software wont be able to provide us with our maximum refund.Between the two of us, my wife and I had four real jobs with four W2 forms in 2014. We also each run our own freelance businesses on the side, with all the assorted deductions and incomes youd expect. I contributed the max amount to a Roth IRA. We received interest payments from a couple savings accounts. My wife got a tax form called a Health Insurance Marketplace Statement in the mail, presumably because she signed up for an independent Obamacare-ish health plan back in March. We didnt buy a house or have any kids, so our financial picture last year wasnt as complicated as it could have been, but this is easily the most stressed out Ive ever been about doing taxes in my life. And now that I really want to migrate away from Turbotax, Im even more stressed out.Maybe Im overthinking it, maybe I dont understand how tax software works, maybe I just need someone to come along and pat my on the head and tell me everything will be okay. Were expecting multiple thousands of dollars this year, though. I really dont want to fuck it up because I picked an inferior product for doing the deep digging.Any suggestionshelp would be appreciated. Thanks guys :  <response>: Your tax situation isnt complicated. You just have lots of documents that need to be included. Any software should be able to handle it. 