Using IIF cash to top up staff pay risks major gap in practice finances, warn accountants

GP practices could face a major cash shortfall in 2024/25 if they use investment and impact fund (IIF) cash to increase staff pay in line with rises for the wider NHS workforce, accountants have warned.

by Nick Bostock

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