CLAUDE PLUGIN

germany-finance-accounting

Publisher not specified · Claude Code

What this plugin does

Give Claude deep German accounting knowledge for GmbH, GbR, Einzelunternehmen, and Freiberufler. This plugin replaces the generic finance responses with regulation-aware workflows built for the German market, covering Buchungssätze with SKR 03/04 chart of accounts, USt-Voranmeldung with ELSTER filing, Jahresabschluss under HGB (Bilanz nach §266, GuV nach §275), EÜR for smaller businesses, eBilanz preparation for XBRL/ERiC submission, and Lohnabrechnung with all five social insurance branches.

Built on and derived from Anthropic's official Finance & Accounting Plugin. Every US-specific element has been replaced with verified German equivalents: HGB instead of US GAAP, SKR 03/04 instead of US chart of accounts, Sozialversicherung instead of FICA/FUTA. Four entirely new skills (USt-Voranmeldung, eBilanz, Lohnabrechnung, GoBD-Compliance) cover workflows that have no US equivalent.

Designed for German SMBs, Steuerberater, and bookkeepers. Includes 11 skills across 10 slash commands, references only verified HGB standards and Finanzamt guidance, and ships with 2026 tax year rates. Connects to DATEV, Lexware, sevDesk, and Personio via MCP.

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Catalog observations

Sources: Community
Works with: Claude Code
Reported installs: Not provided
First observed: 2026-10-03 22:13 UTC
Last observed: 2026-10-08 18:00 UTC

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Community

/plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-community
/plugin install germany-finance-accounting@claude-community

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