January 2027 calendar

1 January 2027 is a Friday: day no. 1 of the year, week no. 53 (weeks starting on Monday), quarter no. 1. January 2027 has 31 days, and 2027 is a common year (not a leap year): the year therefore has 365 days. In the United States this date is written 1/1/2027; here it is written 1/1/2027. The first day of January 2027 is a Friday and the last is a Sunday. The year 2027 begins on Friday and ends on Friday.

Days until the date144
Weeks until the date20
Working days until the date102
Weekend days until 1 January 202740
Bank holidays until 1 January 20273
Working days in January 202720
Working days in 2027257
Weekend days in January 202711
Days off in 2027108
Bank holidays in January 20271
Bank holidays in 20276

January 2027

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Bank holidays

2026

25 December 2026 (Friday) — Christmas Day
26 December 2026 (Saturday) — Boxing Day

2027

1 January 2027 (Friday) — New Year's Day

How many days in January 2027

  • How many days in January 2027 — in January 2027 has 31 days
  • How many days in 2027 — 2027 has 365 days

How many days until 1 January 2027

  • How many days until 1 January 2027 — 144 days
  • How many working days until 1 January 2027 — 102 working days
  • How many weekend days until 1 January 2027 — 40 non-working days
  • How many months until January 2027 — 4 months
  • How many hours until 1 January 2027 — 3456 hours
  • How many minutes until 1 January 2027 — 207360 minutes
  • Countdown in seconds to 1 January 2027 — 12441600 seconds

Two dates give January 2027 its character beyond the holiday. Self-assessment tax returns filed online, together with any tax owed for the year that ended the previous April, are due by the 31st, and Burns Night on the 25th is marked across Scotland and well beyond it. The RSPB's garden bird count falls in the last weekend of the month, which is about as much as anyone wants to do outdoors by then.

January opens the first calendar quarter of 2027 and sits in the tenth month of the tax year, which began on the previous 6 April and has until 5 April to run. Businesses closing their books at the end of January are therefore working to a monthly cycle, a quarterly one and a tax year that agrees with neither, which is why so much accounting software carries three separate calendars.

The turn from January into February closes the tax deadline that dominates the second half of the month and lets the calendar breathe. What follows is a month with no bank holiday anywhere in the United Kingdom, a week of half term somewhere in the middle of it, and the first snowdrops in sheltered ground.