Japan’s fiscal and school years, India’s, and the UK’s tax year (from 6 April) all start in April.

Are holidays from both calendar years included?

Yes: January to March come from the following year, with that year’s holidays.

Can it start in July or October?

No. This page always starts in April: the UK tax year, Japan’s and India’s fiscal years and Canada’s federal one. Australia’s July to June year and the US federal October to September year are not offered; the main printable calendar starts in January.

Which year should I choose?

The year the fiscal year starts in. Automatic moves to next year from September, so in October 2026 it gives April 2027 to March 2028; for the year you are in, choose This year.

Are week numbers shown?

On the year planner, yes, when weeks start on Monday, as they do automatically with UK holidays: each Monday shows its ISO week number unless it is a holiday. Easter Monday, 6 April 2026, shows its name instead of week 15.

Yes. The free plan adds a small footer line on the last page; Pro leaves it off.

Fiscal year calendar, April to March

Twelve months from April, for a financial or school year that does not start in January.

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Example

Example: a 2026–27 UK tax-year planner on A3 with England and Wales bank holidays

A sole trader in Leeds wants a wall planner for the tax year that runs from 6 April 2026 to 5 April 2027. Settings: Year This year (printed in 2026), Layout Year planner — a column for every month, Weeks start on Automatic, Public holidays United Kingdom (England & Wales), Paper A3.

Twelve columns run from April 2026 to March 2027, on one landscape page. The title reads 2026–2027 and the file is calendar-2026-2027.pdf.
With UK holidays the week starts on Monday, so every Monday shows its ISO week number, unless it is a bank holiday, which shows its name instead.
Holidays from both calendar years are shaded and named in red. Boxing Day 2026 is a Saturday, so Monday 28 December is marked as its substitute day.
Automatic would switch to 2027 from September, giving April 2027 to March 2028; to print the current tax year in the autumn, choose This year.

Date	Bank holiday on the planner
Fri 3 Apr 2026	Good Friday
Mon 6 Apr 2026	Easter Monday, also the first day of the tax year
Mon 4 May 2026	Early May bank holiday
Mon 25 May 2026	Spring bank holiday
Mon 31 Aug 2026	Summer bank holiday
Fri 25 Dec 2026	Christmas Day
Sat 26 Dec 2026	Boxing Day
Mon 28 Dec 2026	Boxing Day (substitute day)
Fri 1 Jan 2027	New Year’s Day
Fri 26 Mar 2027	Good Friday
Mon 29 Mar 2027	Easter Monday

One A3 page headed 2026–2027, weekends shaded grey and the 11 holiday days marked. The tax year starts on 6 April, not the 1st, so the first five days of the April column still belong to 2025–26: mark the 6th yourself. The free plan adds a small footer line.

How it works

Choose the year the fiscal year starts in.
Choose a month per page or the whole year on one page.
Choose the holidays, paper and orientation, then download.

Frequently asked questions

Why April?: Japan’s fiscal and school years, India’s, and the UK’s tax year (from 6 April) all start in April.
Are holidays from both calendar years included?: Yes: January to March come from the following year, with that year’s holidays.
Can it start in July or October?: No. This page always starts in April: the UK tax year, Japan’s and India’s fiscal years and Canada’s federal one. Australia’s July to June year and the US federal October to September year are not offered; the main printable calendar starts in January.
Which year should I choose?: The year the fiscal year starts in. Automatic moves to next year from September, so in October 2026 it gives April 2027 to March 2028; for the year you are in, choose This year.
Are week numbers shown?: On the year planner, yes, when weeks start on Monday, as they do automatically with UK holidays: each Monday shows its ISO week number unless it is a holiday. Easter Monday, 6 April 2026, shows its name instead of week 15.
Is it free?: Yes. The free plan adds a small footer line on the last page; Pro leaves it off.