I moved to the US in Oct and started work in Nov. Prior to this I was living and working in Singapore for the past 4 years. i have a greencard that was approved in april.

[jasmine1]

Singapore does not have a tax treaty. How do I go about with doing my taxes?

[jontu]

As a green card holder, you are subject to U.S. tax on your worldwide income. Your U.S. tax obligation likely started in April, even though you did not have U.S. source income until recently. You need to check what your filing obligations are in Singapore. In 2017, any tax you pay to Singapore on income also taxable in the U.S. should be eligible for a foreign tax credit. Best for you to contact a U.S. tax professional.

[jasmine1]

so if i buy turbotax live, that should be ok to help me out?

[jasmine1]

or can i just buy the turbotax advantage product?

[jontu]

I am not familiar w/ their service.

[jontu]

Or how complex your situation might be.