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Plus some treats for when you're done iStock/Wirecutter It?s unfortunately that time of year again

Plus some treats for when you're done [The best online tax filing software]( [A graphic illustration of a computer monitor, a coin, and a calendar.]( iStock/Wirecutter It’s unfortunately that time of year again. Doing your taxes may never be fun, but the right tool can turn the worst annual chore into a manageable—and, dare we say, rewarding—afternoon. [The best tax software]( ensures that you get all of the credits and deductions you deserve, without dragging you through forms hell. After testing nine online tax apps, we can say with confidence that [TurboTax Free Edition]( is the most sophisticated, accurate, and straightforward tool for the job. But there are two instances in which we believe you should take a different route: - If you have a very complicated return, we suggest that you skip tax software altogether and [find a tax professional](. A professional service is more expensive, but it will save you time and stress and potentially uncover hidden tax breaks that even the best tax software might not surface. For in-person assistance with simple tax returns, you might qualify for the [IRS’s free tax-preparation services](. - If you have student loan debt or college tuition payments and an otherwise simple return (say, just a W-2 and an interest statement from the bank), file with [H&R Block Free Online]( instead. Unlike TurboTax Free Edition, H&R Block Free Online covers the student loan interest deduction and the tuition and fees statement. [A flowchart showcasing our tax software recommendations.] Dana Davis [The most painless way to do taxes→]( We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. [Learn more ›]( A little treat for when you’re done [An assortment of our favorite tequilas.]( [Pour a glass]( Might we recommend sipping on these [blanco tequilas]( [A photo of an arm receiving a massage from a handheld green massage gun.]( [Loosen up a bit]( Taxes can make you ... tense. Unwind with [our picks for the best massage guns](. [A photo of a bath tray with a wine glass, book, conditioner, and cell phone on it.]( [Have a spa day]( Melt the day away with [a calming bath](. [View email in browser]( You are receiving this email because you signed up for Wirecutter’s Newsletter. Getting too many emails from us? To stop receiving Top Picks, [unsubscribe](. 
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