A push led by Indiana House Republicans for broad cuts to business and individual taxes is a major remaining issue as lawmakers look to finish this year’s legislative session this week.

The Republican tax bill aims to cut the state’s individual income tax by about 10 percent over seven years, meaning the average Hoosier likely won’t notice much difference in their paycheck.

The public got its last chance Monday to testify on this session’s major tax cut bill, HB 1002, as House and Senate Republicans haggle over the measure’s final details.

Senate Republicans voted Tuesday to lower the tax on some tobacco products – notably, certain vape products.