There's a pretty good source for free Excel to just do your taxes yourself.   Personally, I find the for-pay and online software to be shit  and not worth the even $20 bucks they charge for it, and limiting to all but the most simple of returns.  I get errors and stuff the IRS has bitched about, audited me, and then sent ME money twice now when I do the for-pay online shit; so I'm done with those things.  And I'm not big enough to justify going to a 3rd party in person.  So screw it, I just fill it out myself now.  That way I can see what's going on myself.   Pretty much all of the various IRS forms are in there as tabs all cross linked back, so it's a fairly easy but complete fill-out.   And it's free (though I probably should throw the guy a couple bucks, TBH).  

And no, no macro's.

He has CY 2023 already in there, but last update was in December, so slow-roll it a bit; as in general he finds a few tweaks in the first of the year; as it's semi-croudsourced with feedback that he'll correct.
He's done this for enough years now the backbone is proven out, and now it's just the annual tax-code change tweaks that he updates.  You can start now, but be sure to go back in a couple weeks to get the latest.

https://sites.google.com/view/incometaxspreadsheet/home/changes

Thanks for this link. I do mine by hand on paper and then FreeFile online if I overpaid. Otherwise I send paper 1040 with a check. This should be a nice double-check of my manual calculations.

https://www.freetaxusa.com/

My taxes are not simple, with W2, multiple 1099's, Roth conversions, ESPP, rental real estate with depreciation schedules, etc.  FreetaxUSA works just fine.

Another vote for FreetaxUSA

Looks like they're updated now.