RIYADH: Ask any adult US citizen what they need to file by mid-April and they will know exactly what you are referring to without even completing the sentence. Their reaction will be either relief or panic.
At a recent American Chamber of Commerce event in Riyadh, there were grim faces at every table. The topic of discussion was one that has been taxing on US citizens for decades — how to file returns while working in Saudi Arabia. By the time the presentation was over, a few weak smiles emerged.
