Provident entry in books of accounts

Under which head does Employee Provident Fund appear in the Books of Account and Employer Provident Fund? Please throw some light
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This discussion clarifies the accounting treatment of Employee Provident Fund (EPF) contributions. Employee contributions are classified as a current liability on the balance sheet, while employer contributions are recorded as an expense in the profit and loss statement. The key distinction lies in whose financial records are being considered, with the employer's books being the primary focus for this explanation.

Employer is go to profit & loss ( employee benefits)
but where as employee go to the current liability
Pls be explicut
Employee Contribution is a liability ( Balance Sheet item )

Employer Contribution is an Expense ( PL)
The point is in whose books are considering the transaction.
Whose books ?

Employer Books

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