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Sinn Féin proposes a €13.4B 2026 budget with increased public investment and tax reforms, countering the government’s €9.4B plan.
Sinn Féin has defended its €13.4 billion alternative 2026 budget, significantly larger than the government’s €9.4 billion plan, arguing it boosts public investment—especially in housing—and includes €2.5 billion in cost-of-living measures like energy and renter tax credits.
The party projects a €665 million increase in tax revenue by 2026 through higher taxes on banks, landlords, and high earners, including a 3% solidarity tax on incomes over €100,000, while cutting income tax for workers and abolishing the Universal Social Charge on the first €40,000 of income.
Sinn Féin maintains its plan is fiscally responsible and fair, despite warnings from economic experts about inflationary risks from the government’s current fiscal approach.
El Sinn Féin propone un presupuesto de 13.400 millones de euros para 2026 con un aumento de la inversión pública y reformas fiscales, contrarrestando el plan del gobierno de 9.400 millones de euros.