<prompt> Human: Hello there! I think this is the first or second time Ive posted in this subreddit. My husband and I read rpersonalfinance all the time and were trying to get on track with savings, budgeting, etc. Our problem is this: this is the first time we are filing taxes together and we dont know where to go. We have some odd tax circumstances and a lot of questions to ask specifically about filling out our W4s and were hoping the person who does our taxes can give us the answers. Here are the issues: We were married last October but neither of us changed our W4s to marriedBoth of us had two jobs last year, but I made more than him. His W2s have our old address on them. We moved out of state last July. My W2 from my full-time job has my married name on it, even though I havent legally changed over my name on my SS card yet. Were both procrastinators, can you tell?We were both part-time students last year. Were expecting a baby in May. Both of us agree to not use Turbo Tax or a prep place like HR Block since theyre pretty much the same thing. The person who usually prepares my taxes owns his own business and is an actual accountant. Nearly everyone in my family has utilized this mans services for years and years and I trust him completely. However, his fees are a little too steep for us right now. The person my husband has used works for a non-profit that caters to the Latino community and is in a ghetto part of town my husbands words, not mine. He has yet to steer my husband wrong and is very cheap but up until now, filing my husbands taxes has been fairly simple. My husband argues that we should support a Latino-owned non-profit and that we can actually afford to use this guys service. I point out that by using my guy, were supporting a Black-owned business and I actually trust this man, his services and his knowledge, cost be damned. What do you think?Edited for formatting.  <response>: Taxact or Turbo Tax is your best bet. You take your numbers and you plug them in. Your situation isnt complicated. 