How Many Business Days in 2020?

How Many Business Days in a Year
How many business days in

How many business days are in 2020?

Answer

2020 has
252 business days

US federal business days: Monday to Friday, minus federal holidays on the day they are observed · state holidays not included

Banks count 2020 differently. Friday, July 3 (Independence Day) is an ordinary banking day for banks that follow the Federal Reserve, which does not move a Saturday holiday to Friday. This page counts the federal government calendar, not a banking one.

What 2020 is made of

366 calendar days (52 weeks and 2 days) = 252 business days + 104 weekend days + 10 federal holidays

2,016 working hours at 8 hours a day

Month by month
MonthBusiness daysWorking hours
January8 weekend days · Wednesday, January 1 — New Year; Monday, January 20 — Martin Luther King Jr. Day21168
February9 weekend days · Monday, February 17 — Presidents' Day (Washington's Birthday)19152
March9 weekend days 22176
April8 weekend days 22176
May10 weekend days · Monday, May 25 — Memorial Day20160
June8 weekend days 22176
July8 weekend days · Friday, July 3 — Independence Day (observed; July 4 falls on a Saturday) 22176
August10 weekend days 21168
September8 weekend days · Monday, September 7 — Labor Day21168
October9 weekend days · Monday, October 12 — Columbus Day21168
November9 weekend days · Wednesday, November 11 — Veterans Day (Armistice Day); Thursday, November 26 — Thanksgiving Day19152
December8 weekend days · Friday, December 25 — Christmas22176
20202522,016

Juneteenth became a federal holiday only in 2021 (signed June 17, 2021), so it is not counted in 2020.

← 20192021 →N business days from todaybusiness days between two dates

Related Calculations

See Also

  • Business Days From Today - Counts US federal business days: skips weekends and the 11 federal holidays on their observed dates
  • Days Between Two Dates - Calculate the Difference Between Two Dates. How many days, months, and years are between two dates? From date to date calculator

How Many Business Days in a Year

This calculator counts US federal business days — Monday to Friday, excluding the eleven federal holidays of 5 U.S.C. §6103 on the days they are observed — in any year or month from 1986 to 2100. For example, it can help you find out how many business days are in 2020? (The answer is: 252 business days). Choose a month, or “Year” for the whole year, enter the year (e.g. 2020) and press “Find out”. Business day and working day mean the same here. Bank holidays and state holidays differ from the federal calendar, and the pages say where.
Recalculate with different values ↑

Business days by year

YearBusiness daysFederal holidaysWorking hours
2015251102,008
2016251102,008
2017250102,000
2018251102,008
2019251102,008
2020252102,016
2021249121,992
2022250102,000
2023249111,992
2024251112,008
2025250112,000

FAQ

How many business days are in 2020?

2020 has 252 business days

How many working hours are in 2020?

2,016 working hours at 8 hours a day: 252 × 8 = 2,016. That is the full-time schedule of a 40-hour week; paid time off and overtime are not part of the count.

Which federal holidays fall in 2020?

10 federal holidays are observed in 2020: New Year — Wednesday, January 1; Martin Luther King Jr. Day — Monday, January 20; Presidents' Day (Washington's Birthday) — Monday, February 17; Memorial Day — Monday, May 25; Independence Day — Friday, July 3 (observed; July 4 falls on a Saturday); Labor Day — Monday, September 7; Columbus Day — Monday, October 12; Veterans Day (Armistice Day) — Wednesday, November 11; Thanksgiving Day — Thursday, November 26; Christmas — Friday, December 25. Juneteenth became a federal holiday only in 2021 (signed June 17, 2021), so it is not counted in 2020.

Are banks open on the observed holidays in 2020?

Usually yes on Friday, July 3 (Independence Day). The Federal Reserve does not move a Saturday holiday to Friday, so banks that follow its schedule are open that day even though federal offices are closed. This page counts the federal government calendar.

See Also