<prompt> Human: The bolded text at the bottom is the main points of interest. The info prior are to help give a bit more history as to what Ive been working with and trying to comprehend.Ive been thinking over and trying to understand my situation. Im about to give up and just ask a second opinion from my main jobs accountant two doors down the street from where we work.I was working part time at Walmart, part time at my familys business as on-call tech support with a steady paycheck every two weeks, and full time in college. Ive done taxes with HR Block for the last few years. I think I started in 2010 after graduating highschool in 2009. The first few years, I came out ahead, more the first few years than the year after. At this time, I didnt put much thought in it, I was only coming out ahead by a hundred or two.I had to pay more than I took in for taxes during my last year in college. I did take up a third job computer repair and management the summer before graduating in December. I quit Walmart shortly after joining my main job, computer repair, due to time off requests and scheduling being really squirrelly. Part of the extra taxes I had to pay was due to the family business was not taking much, if any, for Oklahoma taxes. I didnt have this issue before, but they did switch accountants and the guy probably didnt know I was in the same state..? I got this fixed shortly after by informing them of the issue. I continued work with the family business until graduation, when our agreements then changed, to only pay me for time spent helping with family business stuff, since I had more free time, yea right. I wasnt going to come in to help make the products, and still work full time at my other job. The scheduling would force me to go part time at my computer repair job, which I really liked doing.After graduating No college loans! and working full time at my computer repair job, roughly 35hours a week, I decided to go back one month before graduation to Walmart as part time, about 14-16 hours3 evenings a week. Mostly to help finish off my car loan sooner, which I did this last February making it done a year sooner and before my wedding in June. I still work at walmart for a bit more money for savings and the wedding.Up to this point, I figured this was a learning experience for a young collegecollege-graduate adult. I adapted and learned as I went along. Especially with the whole health coverage fiasco, which I quickly learned to start paying more attention to the news. sighThis tax season, I felt like things were just getting worse. I thought I was getting the basics under control, even after my financial class I took in college.Without giving exact dollar amounts, I paid over 200 to HR Block for doing my taxes, including the Peace of Mind because I didnt feel safe with the situation, and over 300 to Oklahoma. In return, I got a little over 400 back. I did have the option to have the withdraw from my returned money, for a fee, but I didnt bite and let the deposit come in, then the two week later withdraw come through. Ive asked my main job to increase my paycheck take out by another 20 to hopefully ease the issue next season, but I feel like Im playing cat and mouse.I wish HR Block had some kind of pricing sheet somewhere, or a forewarning, that Your estimated cost for us to do your taxes will be around XXX or higher for the number of sheets I brought in; 4 or maybe 5 sheets, Id have to check the envelope to be sure. Though Im sure many of you will tell me I should have asked for an estimation, which Im wishing I did.Questions and concerns:We have no loans. Car is paid off. No college loans between my fiance and I. We live in an apartment. She currently has no health coverage, but has made just under enough not to be fined for health I envy her, with over a thousand in return which left us both speechless and myself a bit more envious. When walmart opens enrollment for health coverage again, shes jumping in for it. She works 23 hours at Walmart. I work about 50-55 hours in total between two jobs. I have health coverage through my main job.Ive decided to do my taxes online with turbotax or something next tax season, is this wise? Is there anything else I should be preparing for next tax season to help keep this chaos under control?  <response>: Ive decided to do my taxes online with turbotax or something next tax season, is this wise?Your situation seems to be one or two W-2 jobs, correct? This is simple enough to do by yourself, for free with the assistance of VITA or with tax software like you proposed. I would recommend never going to HR Block for taxes. Is there anything else I should be preparing for next tax season to help keep this chaos under control?What particular chaos are you referring to? 