Yes. Most of my tax is covered by reciprocal tax treaties between my country of residence (Canada) and the US, but I still have to file, and differences in tax

Yes. Most of my tax is covered by reciprocal tax treaties between my country of residence (Canada) and the US, but I still have to file, and differences in tax regimes mean that there are decisions my family has to take that other families, in the same situation but without a US citizen, don't. For instance, if we sell our house, I will have to pay capital gains in the US, but not in Canada (it's our primary residence and gains from that sale are not taxable in Canada). It's a minor inconvenience for me, but that's because we pay an accountant to handle a relatively complicated tax picture already.