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Easiest part - yes as only money remitted (currently) is potentially taxable. The rest of it - If you did not declare the 20k in the first place (as you decided it was savings and non assessable) then it may help if Thai RD ask for a trail of why you haven't declared more assessable remittances but in theory is the same result - is the way I look at it. Co-mingled funds are always going to be an issue if queried but for most unlikely I suggest unless we are talking much larger numbers or you come to their attention over something else.

Unfortunately I am not sure the link really helps (me anyway 555) - certainly not with the tax treatment issue but thanks.

I don't know hence asking especially as in the reolink link I posted above it states - And why I repeated the question to someone who has an install with outside cameras. Having been the recipient of lightning strike damage in the past it is a concern.

So I was wrong. Do you have any link for that agreement with the TRD?

This is a fairly fundamental issue especially for those selling properties in their home county and then remitting that money here. I don't disagree with you but did not Carl Turner state the opposite in one of his vids or am I remembering wrongly? Obviously anybody wanting to do this should endeavour to be non resident at the time of both the sale and remittance but it would be good to have a definitive answer.

@chiang mai I think had the answer to this before which, unless I remember incorrectly, was that it it would be assessed when the original transfer was made. I agree with this.

Thanks. Any learning points with installing PoE that would be useful to know. What kind of cable and is it in conduit where applicable? Did you earth any of the cameras and any issues with Thai weather - I notice the TrackMix you mention is only IP65 for example?

Guess you missed this bit.........

One article but not the one I was looking for - https://reolink.com/blog/protect-outdoor-security-camera-from-lightning/ This was the one I was looking for https://www.truecable.com/blogs/cable-academy/into-the-great-outdoors-running-ethernet-cable-outside start with this part of way down the page Do I need shielded Ethernet cable for outdoors?

Was looking briefly at his site the other night and did not see that one. Very relevant. Thanks

No idea if they will or not. The potential bank response has been covered earlier in this thread and basically no one here will know what they may decide to do. The thing to do would be to go along to your branch and see what they say or just write Not Applicable in the relevant boxes. If you note some of the previous replies posters did not fill out the forms and just signed a copy of passport or whatever. In many ways it may (for some branches) just be a box ticking exercise.

Thanks. Yes I saw your rec in a thread from last year I think it was - poster wanted an equivalent to Arlo or similar.

I am considering installing 4/5 cameras outside. 3 would be PoE connected to an NVR with PoE powered ports - ideally I want to avoid having to buy a separate port switch. Potentially 2 of them will be next to each other and therefore may be run off a splitter which is apparently feasible. One or possibly 2 may have to be wireless as running the cable properly is not overly feasible. The NVR will be connected to my home network routers running on OpenWRT. I am not interested in any subscription based cloud system. I have been reading a fair bit online but it most of what I have read is very US focused especially cable company best practices. Some specific questions - PoE - a couple of said companies talked about not laying ethernet cable within some feet of electrical wiring unless using shielded but then preferably they recommend not using shielded for other reasons......Again if I do this the main run would be next to a conduit with wiring supplying an outside light........ For those with outside cameras did you have earth protection at all and how did you do that? Bury cable - anybody know where to buy? (some systems already seem to be bundled with 18m or so of cable but no idea of the quality). NVR - from reading certain brands of camera only seem to work with that brand's NVR. Ideally I would like to have a system where the NVR stays constant but possibly I may add different cameras so again any experience of this. Cameras - I do not need sirens and voice communication - land is not big enough to require it. Face comprehension at ideally 10m at night would be good and any recs. for how good a camera one would need for that. Working on the basis if it it can do that at night it should be good for daylight........Not decided if I want continuous recording or just movement based. Any bad experiences with cameras in the extremes of Thailand weather? Budget - not sure but definitely not high end. Any do"s, dont"s or gotchas that you can suggest?

Reads to me that Phoenix Life sent him AMLO forms - but I could be wrong

Because they don't know that.