Singles in Australia face a "singles tax," spending 3% more than couples due to cost-splitting and tax advantages.
The "singles tax" refers to higher costs single individuals face compared to couples, including 3% more spending on goods and services in Australia. Factors include inability to split costs and tax system advantages for couples. Women and single mothers are more affected due to the gender pay gap and societal pressures. Advocacy groups are pushing for better financial protections and reforms.
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