Autumn Statement 2015: Osborne targets BTL again

With little additional detail on business rates, and the Starter Homes Initiative simply a restatement of a policy announced last year, Help to Buy London and the Chancellor’s latest assault on BTL landlords are likely to be the main talking points of today’s Autumn Statement.

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