Editing Sinn Féin (section)

=== Economy ===
At the [[2020 Irish general election|2020 election]] in the Republic of Ireland,<ref name="SF-GE2020-Manifesto" /> Sinn Féin committed to:
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* 100,000 social and affordable homes over 5 years, along with a ban on rent increases for three years and a tax credit worth up to one month's rent
* Tapering out tax credits for workers earning over €120,000
* Investing €75 million into creating a Worker Co-operative development fund
* Abolishing [[Universal Social Charge]] (USC) for workers earning less than €30,000
* Establishing a state owned childcare service
* Establishment of a government fund to aid small and medium enterprises
* An "all-Ireland" economy with a common currency and one tax
* Abolishing Property Tax
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As of January 2022, Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland have committed to:

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* 100,000 social and affordable homes over 15 years, plus passing a new Private Tenancies Bill. 
* Abolishing VAT on fuel and energy-related goods
* Freezing domestic and commercial rates (outlined by Finance Minister [[Conor Murphy]] in the Northern Irish government's 2022/25 budget)
* Capping costs of school uniforms and providing Free School Meal payments outside of term time
* £55 million to assist households with rises in energy bills
* Standardising the minimum wage across all age groups, and introducing a living wage
* Banning zero-hour contracts
* Introducing a "[[right to disconnect]]" from work 
* One month's free childcare for unemployed/low income parents through the Advisory Discretionary Fund
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