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    • OAC 5703-43-08 - Liability of unpaid taxes.
      June 15, 2026

      Ohio Department of Taxation amends OAC 5703-43-08 governing unpaid tax liability; effective June 25, 2026.

    • OAC 5703-43-07 - Assessments.
      June 15, 2026

      Department of Taxation amends OAC 5703-43-07 governing assessments; effective June 25, 2026.

    • OAC 5122-26-06 - Human resources management.
      June 11, 2026

      Ohio Department of Behavioral Health refiled rule OAC 5122-26-06 governing human resources management, filed June 11, 2026.

    • OAC 4141-21-01 - Application for reconsideration of employer's liability determination.
      June 10, 2026

      Ohio Department of Job and Family Services proposes amendments to OAC 4141-21-01 governing employer applications for reconsideration of unemployment compensation liability determinations; filed June 10, 2026.

    • OAC 4141-37-11 - Changes in and termination of group account.
      June 9, 2026

      Ohio Department of Job and Family Services proposes amendments to group account change and termination rules under OAC 4141-37-11, filed June 9, 2026.

    • OAC 117-2-01 - Internal controls.
      June 1, 2026

      Ohio's Auditor of State completed a five-year review of OAC 117-2-01 internal controls and determined no regulatory changes are necessary as of June 1, 2026.

    • OAC 117-2-02 - Accounting and reporting records.
      June 1, 2026

      Auditor of State completed a five-year review of OAC 117-2-02 on accounting and reporting records, finding no changes necessary; filed June 1, 2026.

    • OAC 4123-17-15.5 - Self-insured AEOs and PEOs.
      May 29, 2026

      Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation amends OAC 4123-17-15.5 governing self-insured Alternative Employers of Record and Professional Employer Organizations, effective June 8, 2026.

    • OAC 122:5-1-02 - Suspension or withholding of community services block grant funding.
      May 29, 2026

      Oklahoma Department of Development's Office of Community Services completed its five-year review of community services block grant funding suspension rules, finding no changes needed as of May 29, 2026.

    • OAC 109-4-05 - Restricting and logging access to confidential personal information in computerized personal information systems.
      May 28, 2026

      Ohio Attorney General's five-year review of OAC 109-4-05 on confidential personal information access controls found no changes necessary; review filed May 28, 2026.

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