DH has self-employment income, I have a 25% interest in an orchard, and for 10 years we did an asset protection/estate planning thing with a Family Limited Partnership and LLC. We decided the FLP and LLC's only function was to generate money for lawyers and CPAs, and we wound that down. I just tried TaxAct software today, and it went well. I liked inputing the numbers manually, as it helped me learn what the numbers actually mean, but it can import them from 1099s etc. I used a fake SSN and don't intend to file it, and the were ok with that. I'll see what our CPA does with our documents, and if everything is exactly the same, I'll switch to that. The CPA can continue to do the orchard taxes, as there is depreciation and a bunch of other things, but even that could be simpler than I think.
I think the larger standard deduction makes a big difference in paperwork reduction for most of us most of the time.
BTW, we about $550-600 for the orchard taxes, similar for our own, but it has been less since we dropped the partnership stuff.