Exactly.  And I have the luxury of spending more time with clients now that I try to call myself "semi-retired."  If I'm too efficient, it just means I have no excuse for taking new clients, and I turned one down just yesterday.

Last week I spent a couple hours with a widow (who got that strange notice from IRS) and her son.  Chewed her out for having a Medicare Advantage plan (she will change when she can) and explained that it's not a good idea to have 25% of her estate tied up in one stock, that of her late husband's previous employer, now that she can sell it with stepped-up basis.  

If the tax returns are the most important way I helped a client, I wonder if I missed something.