Duty Paid Warehouse and Bonded Warehouse Distinguish Between.

Duty Paid Warehouse and Bonded Warehouse

Solution: 

Duty paid Warehouses	Bonded Warehouses
Meaning: If an importer faces any problem in the transportation of goods, after making payment of duty, then goods can be stored at a duty-paid warehouse.	Bonded warehouses are licensed by the government to accept imported goods for storage until the payment of customs duty.
Control: All duty paid warehouses are public warehouses that are available to all importers.	These warehouses work under the control of customs authorities.
Classification: Duty paid warehouses help the importer as proper care of goods is taken, processing of goods can be done like sorting, re-packing, etc.	The goods are held in bond and cannot be withdrawn without paying the customs duty.
Location: These are located near the port & dock area.	These are located near the dock area and if an importer is unable or unwilling to pay customs duty immediately then he can store the goods in a bonded warehouse.
Used : Such warehouses are more useful for the re-export of the goods.	The importer can withdraw the goods in installments by paying the customs duty proportionately.