If your remittance basis charge amounts to £30,000 – 60,000, it is not prohibited to cover it with your foreign income. In this case, it will not be considered as remitted and taxed. However, there are certain rules that regulate payments of remittance basis charges. If you break them, it will entail additional costs. For example, if you use your foreign income to cover the charge, it must be directly transferred to the HM Revenue & Customs. If you are not sure that you can figure out all the procedures, contact our legal advisors.