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<h1>Customs Act Update: Section 58A Requires New Licenses for Special Warehouses Storing Dutiable Goods Within 3 Months.</h1> The amendment to Chapter IX of the Customs Act, 1962, introduces Section 58A, which allows the licensing of special warehouses for storing dutiable goods. The new regulations require existing warehouse operators, particularly those dealing with duty-free shops, ship stores, airline stores, and diplomatic stores, to apply for a new license under Section 58A within a specified timeframe. The transition period is three months, during which operations can continue under customs lock. Duty-free shops are clarified not to be warehouses but points of sale, with goods stored in bonded warehouses. The guidelines also address cost recovery for customs officer services.