Artificial juridical person

I want to know examples of AJP and its exact tax rate applicability with brief explanation about AJP....
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This discussion explores the concept of Artificial Juridical Persons (AJP), entities with a separate legal identity that are neither companies nor individuals. It clarifies that AJP are subject to slab tax rates. Examples such as societies are discussed, with a particular focus on differentiating them from cooperative societies and understanding why cooperative societies, despite potentially falling under AJP, have a different slab rate structure.

Ok....thanks....which tax rate will be applicable to this AJP
Ok.....but here you have given example of society...whether it is different from Co operative society? ?
Ok....Means AJP is the entity which falls neither under category of companies nor persons but has separate juridical identity by law....and slab rate will be applicable....I got it a little bit...but still I am confused because it's really controversial point for me....moreover if co operative society is falling under AOP then why its slab rate format is different??
Ok...thank you so much

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