There are several methods through which companies can repatriate profits:
Dividends: Distributing dividends from the foreign subsidiary to the parent company is the most common method. Royalties and Licensing Fees: Charging subsidiaries for the use of intellectual property can facilitate profit repatriation. Management Fees: Charging for management services provided by the parent company can transfer profits. Intercompany Loans: Providing loans to subsidiaries and receiving interest payments can also be a method of repatriation.