
CBO issues score on how much Build Back Better would cost if programs were permanent
CNN
The Congressional Budget Office has released a new analysis of the Democrats' social safety net plan to see how much the bill would cost if a series of provisions were extended long term, fulfilling a GOP request intended to portray the bill as far more expensive than it seems.
The CBO estimates that the version of the legislation without sunsets would "increase the deficit by $3 trillion over 2022 to 2031." The analysis assumes that any extension wouldn't be paid for. The current bill, known as the Build Back Better Act, does not include such extensions to the provisions.
The analysis released Friday notes it does not include how much the CBO believes would be raised from tax enforcement mechanisms. It's longstanding policy the CBO does not include that kind of estimate here.

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