Business Day Calculators

Business Days By Month 2026

Use this table to compare 2026 month-by-month workday counts across US federal, England and Wales, and Singapore holiday calendars.

Assumption
Weekend rule: Saturday and Sunday are non-working days.
Assumption
Calendar year: 2026.
Assumption
Reviewed on 2026-06-18.

Covers all 12 months.

Uses Monday-Friday weekdays before holiday exclusions.

Compares three common holiday calendars side by side.

Use the calendar count

  1. Choose the calendar

    Pick the calendar that matches the workflow.

  2. Read the count

    Use the month row for capacity or deadline planning.

  3. Copy the planning row

    Open the country-year page when holiday names and quarter totals are needed.

2026 business days by month across common calendars

This table compares Monday-Friday weekdays with US federal, England and Wales, and Singapore holiday calendars.

MonthWeekdaysUS federal business daysEngland and Wales business daysSingapore business days
January22202121
February20192018
March22222222
April22222021
May21201919
June22212221
July23222323
August21212020
September22212222
October22212222
November21192120
December23222122

Counts are inclusive by month and exclude only weekday holiday closures from each listed calendar.

Copyable summary

Month,Weekdays,US federal business days,England and Wales business days,Singapore business days
January,22,20,21,21
February,20,19,20,18
March,22,22,22,22
April,22,22,20,21
May,21,20,19,19
June,22,21,22,21
July,23,22,23,23
August,21,21,20,20
September,22,21,22,22
October,22,21,22,22
November,21,19,21,20
December,23,22,21,22

Common mistakes

  • Mixing calendars inside one SLA or payroll note.
  • Forgetting that regional holidays can change UK or local-country results.
  • Using this summary when a custom closure calendar is required.

Capacity comparison

A cross-region team wants to compare workdays in the same month.

Use the table row for the month, then apply local team closures separately.

The table compares holiday calendars, not staffing levels or company shutdowns.