Recognising ProblemsHaving the conversation with your accountant about gambling harmRecognising Problems
This section helps small business owners and self-employed people spot the signs that gambling is affecting their work, finances and business operations. It covers the warning signs that are specific to people who run their own business, from missed deadlines and neglected clients to cash flow problems and time spent gambling during working hours.
Many self-employed people don't have colleagues or managers to notice changes in their behaviour, which means problems can develop further before they're recognised. These articles explain what to look for and when gambling has moved from occasional to harmful, with a focus on the business and financial impacts that matter to sole traders and company directors.
Understanding these signs is the first step towards getting help and protecting both your livelihood and your wellbeing.
- Recognising ProblemsHaving the conversation with your accountant about gambling harm
Recognising ProblemsWarning signs that gambling is affecting your business