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Bonded warehouse and duty-paid warehouse.
Distinguish Between
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Solution
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Sr. No. |
Basis of Difference |
Bonded warehouse |
Duty-paid Warehouse |
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1. |
Meaning | A bonded warehouse is the warehouse where imported goods on which duty is not paid are stored. | A duty-paid warehouse is the warehouse where imported goods on which duty is already paid are stored. |
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2. |
Location | They are located within the dock area. | They are located in a port town outside the dock area. |
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3. |
Markets | The imported goods stored here are mostly re-exported. | The imported goods stored here are mostly for the domestic markets. |
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4. |
supervision | The customs authority closely supervises the working of these warehouses. | These warehouses are not supervised by the customs authority. They are supervised by port authority. |
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5.
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Delivery | Delivery of goods is done after payment of import duty. In case of re-export, the import duty need not be paid; only rent and service charges need to be paid. | Delivery of goods can be obtained after payment of the rent charges of the warehouse. |
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6. |
Purpose | The main purpose would be either the importer needs to re-export the goods or the importer may not be in a position to pay import duty. | The main purpose would be that the importer does not have a suitable warehousing facility. Also, he may not require immediate delivery of goods. |
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7. |
ownership | Such warehouses may be owned by private or dock authorities. | Such warehouses are owned by public authorities. |
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