Indian promoter companies participating in JV/WOS abroad should repatriate to India their foreign exchange entitlements/earnings due from the overseas concern by way of dividend, royalty, technical know-how fees, etc. Bank certificates supporting repatriation should be furnished to the concerned Regional Office of Reserve Bank. They are also required to submit to the concerned Regional Office of Reserve Bank every year an Annual Performance Report in form APR alongwith certified true copies of audited Profit and Loss Account statement and Balance Sheet togetherwith the report of the Board of Directors of the overseas company adopting the accounts. Till such time the overseas concern commences commercial operations/production, Indian companies are also required to submit to Reserve Bank, a Half-yearly Progress Report in form HPR on the status of implementation of the project. Failure to repatriate the entitlements/earnings and submit the required reports and other information/clarifications, as and when called for by Reserve Bank, will amount to violation of the terms and conditions of the approval granted by Reserve Bank and as such, will be an offence under FERA 1973.