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House Republicans have shown some willingness to pass another tax extenders bill without much concern over the cost, despite criticism from Democrats and White House veto threats. The House has moved several revenue bills, permanently extending both individual and corporate tax breaks over the past month totaling more than $300 billion, according to Congressional Budget Office estimates while none of the tax bills have been offset by spending cuts or new revenue. That is because House Republicans know that making the tax credits permanent would prompt the CBO to lower its long-term revenue projections and the baseline tax writers use for putting together broader tax overhaul legislation.