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Business days in July 2027 in Brazil

22 business days

July 2027 has 31 calendar days in Brazil. Of these, 22 are business days — Monday to Friday that are not national public holidays — while 9 are weekend days and 0 national public holiday dates fall on a weekday and are deducted.

No national public holiday falls on a weekday this month, so the weekend is the only thing removed from the calendar. If days observed only in part of the country, or only in particular sectors, are also excluded, the count falls to 21.

Public holidays in July 2027

DateDayHolidayDeducted from working days
2027-07-09FridayRevolução Constitucionalista de 1932Regional or sector-specific only

Working hours in July 2027 in Brazil

22 business days × 8 hours = 176 working hours in July 2027, before any leave, and assuming a standard 8-hour day (40-hour week). On a 7.5-hour day the total is 165 hours; on a 7-hour day, 154 hours. Weekends and the national public holidays listed above are not worked, so they add no hours.

All 22 business days in July 2027

#DayDate
1Thursday2027-07-01
2Friday2027-07-02
3Monday2027-07-05
4Tuesday2027-07-06
5Wednesday2027-07-07
6Thursday2027-07-08
7Friday2027-07-09
8Monday2027-07-12
9Tuesday2027-07-13
10Wednesday2027-07-14
11Thursday2027-07-15
12Friday2027-07-16
13Monday2027-07-19
14Tuesday2027-07-20
15Wednesday2027-07-21
16Thursday2027-07-22
17Friday2027-07-23
18Monday2027-07-26
19Tuesday2027-07-27
20Wednesday2027-07-28
21Thursday2027-07-29
22Friday2027-07-30

July 2027 calendar with weekdays and holidays marked (Brazil)

MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
1234
56789Regional1011
12131415161718
19202122232425
262728293031

Legend: normal cells are business days; grey cells are weekends; red cells are national public holidays deducted from the count; amber cells are regional or sector-specific days that are not deducted.

How this count is made

Start with every date in July 2027, keep the Mondays to Fridays, then remove the dates marked “Yes” in the holiday table above. The number you get is the one shown at the top of this page: 22. Dates marked “Regional or sector-specific only” are observed in part of Brazil or in certain industries, so they are listed for reference but not deducted.

Method used for Brazil: deducted days are national public holidays (the days the dataset records as applying to the whole country). Your own workplace calendar may show fewer working days if it observes regional holidays.

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