The DatePart() function can return the number of days from the beginning of the current year, but there is no VB built-in function that returns the number of days left to the end of the year. You can work around this with the DateDiff function:
' aDate contains a valid dateDaysToEndOfYear = DateDiff("d", aDate, DateSerial(Year(aDate), 12, 31))
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