Working Days Calculator
Calculate the number of working days in a period. With public holidays and federal state selection.
Working Days
252 Tage
Mo-Fr ohne Feiertage in Bayern
Calendar Days
365
Weekends
104
Feiertage (Werktag)
9
Weeks
52,1
Breakdown
Arbeitstage = Montag bis Freitag abzüglich gesetzlicher Feiertage im gewählten Bundesland. Individuelle Urlaubstage und Betriebsferien sind nicht berücksichtigt.
Note: These calculations are for informational purposes only and do not replace professional tax or financial advice. All information without guarantee.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many working days are there in a year?
In Germany, there are typically 250-252 working days per year (Monday to Friday) before subtracting public holidays (9-13 depending on the state) and vacation days.
Do public holidays differ between German states?
Yes, German states have between 9 and 13 public holidays. Only 9 holidays are nationwide. Additional holidays vary by state, with Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg having the most.
What is the Working Days Calculator?
The working days calculator determines the number of working days in a given period, accounting for weekends and public holidays.
How does the Working Days Calculator work?
Enter the start and end dates and the state. The calculator counts weekdays (Mon-Fri) and subtracts public holidays. Optionally, vacation days are deducted.
Key Data and Facts
Average working days per year: approx. 250-252 (depending on state). Bavaria has the most public holidays at 12-13; Bremen/Hamburg the fewest at 9.
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