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If you have investment property or non-standard investments like trusts that report on a K1 that can be another matter, ditto if you are doing market (not ISO) options trading or margin stuff where you have offsetting costs that aren't reflected in basis.
If you have normal cash donations or small non-cash donations an accountant soing your taxes dds zero value - the only help can be in advance. If you have substantial non-cash donations, that's different.
I feel using turbo tax is best IF you are ready to spend some time upfront learning about some shenanigans around filling. It also helps you better understand your financials and where you can save. Once you’ve made notes you rinse repeat every year. CPAs are less effort and can get you similar returns but you should absolutely cross check their filing before you can trust them.