Sources and method

This site is built once from two fetched datasets. Nothing else is used.

Nager.Date public holidays API

• URL: https://date.nager.at
• Fetched: 2026-10-04T14:04:28Z
• File: nager_holidays.json — 1734 rows across 22 countries for 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027
• Rule used: national public holiday = global true AND types contains Public; rows with global false carry counties (regional); Bank, Optional, School, Authorities and Observance types are not national public holidays; a missing country has NO holiday data from this source

India, Pakistan, Thailand are not covered by Nager.Date, so no holidays are listed for them and none is taken from anywhere else.

Wikipedia, 'Fiscal year'

• URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiscal_year
• Fetched: 2026-10-04T14:05:09Z, revision 1374177130
• File: wikipedia_fiscal_year_sections.json — 25 country sections

Section text is stripped of references and footnote templates; a sentence containing any other template is dropped rather than computed. Quoted text is verbatim after that cleanup.

Source: Nager.Date public holidays API — record: MANIFEST.json, fetched October 2026. Licence: Nager.Date data, MIT-licensed open source project (github.com/nager/Nager.Date); credit the source on every page that uses it.

Source: Wikipedia, “Fiscal year”, section “all countries”, revision 1374177130 — Wikipedia, 'Fiscal year', fetched October 2026. Text is available under CC BY-SA 4.0.