Obsidian plugins with #accounting#

The Account Viewer plugin enables Obsidian users to create visually intuitive accounting tables from simple Markdown code blocks tagged with the `accounting` alias. It supports various record types, including transactions, journal entries, and T-accounts, providing a clean, formatted preview directly within your notes. This tool is ideal for users managing financial data or accounting tasks, offering flexibility in recording and presenting data. By combining records in a single block, users can maintain a consolidated view of financial entries and summaries, all seamlessly integrated within Obsidian.

The Accounting Journal and Ledger plugin provides a lightweight way to practice and document double-entry bookkeeping inside your notes. It supports three custom block formats: a modern journal style, a traditional Spanish-style journal, and a T-account ledger layout. Entries are written in Markdown blocks with simple tags, then converted into clear HTML previews for better readability and presentations. You can register transactions with dates, concepts, debits, and credits, split them into phases, and view balances in a ledger format. The plugin also accepts a custom chart of accounts via CSV, so account names can be displayed consistently in both journal and ledger exports.

The Budget Vault plugin stores accounts, budgets and transactions as markdown files inside the vault, so the data stays local and readable outside the app. It includes a dashboard for spending trends and budget versus actual checks, full history search and editing, category and period based budgets, CSV import with review, sign validation and manual column mapping when needed. The plugin also tracks savings, debts, owed money, subscriptions and tax in dedicated screens, learns categorisation rules from corrections and supports payday aligned periods. It makes no network requests, works on iOS and Android and keeps the folder structure predictable with separate files for categories, accounts, periods and transaction histories.