FAQ & movies

I found this FAQ on Travelfish this afternoon.  I wish I had read it before coming to Cambodia.  It would have been helpful.  My recent experience here confirms that its contents are either completely or mostly true.

My neighbour and I talked about movies this morning.  His reading and mine said that there are no cinemas in this country, other than those showing Khmer movies.  A few of this kind have sprung up to a slowly growing market.  I read of a little movie house a few weeks ago in a paper.  It could be an emerging phenomenon to see these.  I googled it to help my neighbour.  Either "the flicks" is the place I read about, or there is now more than one of these.

I thought to take my daughter ice-skating, but have yet to find a rink.  It is possible to go roller-skating, but no ice-skating yet, it seems.

Visa, income tax, etc.

I understand from other reading that foreigners can get two kinds of visas:

• Tourist visas cost $20 each. They allow a foreigner to have a social visit for up to a month. These either cannot be renewed, or can be renewed only once. Children like my daughter will be allowed the same kind of entry for $5, although they do not get a receipt for this unlike the adults.
  
  
• Business visas cost $25 each. They can be renewed many times. Experience renewing is described on http://www.bayonpearnik.com/Cambodia/TravelInformation.html. I wonder how my daughter will fit into this category since she will be too young to do business?

Nationals of some countries as the Philippines may have a 21-day permit to visit the country without a visa.

I wonder how the business visa will tie into income tax? Ie. I will not draw a salary in Cambodia. The support for my living there will come from home. Will this money be considered as income taxable in Cambodia? Will my visa condition look for this income? Will a Cambodian company or national be regarded as my employer for the sake of this visa?

Do you know?