<prompt> Human: Hey PF,Basically, after a terrible experience with HR block and a desire to avoid paying for what I can do myself, I want to know what the best way to do my 2015 taxes electronically is. Put simply, I have two goals1 Know every single thing I can deduct from my taxes2 The cheapest, freest way I can do this electronically so I dont have to deal with paper or mailSome Specifics about me1 Im a W2 employee. 2 I live in the state of Missouri and my employer is located in the state of Missouri3 I travel for work and my employer pays me per diem4 I sold a car in May of this year and bought another in October 5 I have been using this car to travel for work and getting reimbursed 50cents per mile, but not for gas; corollary: I understand the federal reimbursement rate is 57.5 cpm and that I can deduct this difference - accurate?6 I have also signed up to Uber in my city of residence Kansas City, Missouri but have not completed the process - if I am able to complete the process by the end of 2015, can I deduct the cost of the car I use as a business expense?7 I have student loans and have already paid the maximum interest deduction in 2015 2500tl;dr I want to read up on every possible tax deduction for me and absolutely crush it this tax season. Id like to crush this electronically because paper is anathema to me.Thanks PF!  <response>: Pretty much any of the online tax sites can handle you as youre situation really isnt that complicated. Unless you have a large deduction you havent listed like mortgage interest odds are youll be better off just taking the standard deduction. 